ENDCAP (1X) #90 FINISHING (STANDARD) – (WITH HOLE)

Name: ENDCAP (1X) #90 FINISHING (STANDARD) – (WITH HOLE)
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H
Price: 5.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H

Brand: LEDCO

Every clean LED strip installation ends with a detail most people never notice — and that is exactly the point. This is the finishing end cap #90 (with hole), sold as 1 unit, the small moulded piece that closes off the end of an aluminum LED channel and makes a run look finished instead of unfinished. People search for it as an LED channel end cap, an LED strip light end cap, a profile end plug or simply a channel cap, and it does three jobs at once: it hides the raw cut edge of the extrusion, it holds the diffuser lens securely in place, and — thanks to its opening — it lets the power lead or driver wire enter the profile neatly instead of hanging loose at the end of the run.

This is the version with a hole, meant for the supply side of your channel. Its shape is moulded to match the profile it belongs to, so it presses on with a snug friction fit that stays put over time instead of rattling loose or popping off. End caps are profile-specific: the #90 cap is made for the #90 channel family, and matching the cap to the exact extrusion model you are installing is what gives you that tight, gap-free look. Finishes are chosen to blend discreetly with standard extrusions, so the eye follows the light and not the hardware. Caps are normally used in pairs — one solid to close the far end, one with a hole where the wire comes in — so plan your feed point before you fix anything permanently. Order this one as SKU LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H.

It earns its keep anywhere a strip run has to look built-in: under-cabinet lighting in a kitchen, cove and ceiling details in a living room or hotel corridor, shelving and display cases in a boutique, backlit signage, and workshop or garage task lighting. In Canadian basements, garages and workshops, that closed end also keeps dust and debris out of the channel, which keeps the diffuser looking clean for years. Pair it with the matching solid cap for the opposite end, and if your project uses other profiles, we also carry Finishing end cap #11 with hole, Finishing end cap #11 no hole and caps for flexible neon such as the Flex neon endcap 6x6 with hole. Add the right caps to your cart with your channel and finish the job properly the first time.

Compatible with
Works with:
Channel / profile: LCPROF-90-16FT-LENS-FROS, LCPROF-90-16FT-LENS-OPAQ, LCPROF-90-8FT-LENS-FROS, LCPROF-90-8FT-LENS-OPAQ

What this end cap is
This is a single finishing end cap #90, standard style, with a hole for wire entry. It is the last component of an aluminum channel system for LED strip lighting, installed at the cut end of the extrusion. Without it you see the raw aluminum edge, the exposed ends of the LED tape and a diffuser that can slide out of its track. With it, the run reads as one continuous line of light with a tidy, deliberate termination — the difference between a job that looks installed and a job that looks improvised.

Construction and fit
The cap is moulded to match the cross-section of the channel it belongs to, which is why it slips on with a friction fit that holds without screws. That snug fit also does real mechanical work: it captures the diffuser lens at the end of the profile so the lens cannot creep out over time, especially on long horizontal runs or overhead mounting. Finishes are selected to blend with standard extrusions so the termination stays visually discreet. Because it forms a closed end, it also acts as a dust-resistant closure, which matters in workshops, garages and retail displays where airborne dust would otherwise settle inside the channel and dull the diffuser.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H
Type: Finishing end cap, standard
Profile: #90
Wire opening: With hole
Quantity: 1 unit
Mounting: Friction fit, profile-specific
Category: End caps, lenses and accessories

Installation and wiring
Work in this order: cut and prepare your channel to length, feed the supply wire or driver lead through the opening in the cap, then press the cap onto the end of the extrusion before you secure the profile to the surface. Fixing the channel first and trying to thread the wire afterwards is how installers end up with a pinched conductor or a cap that will not seat. For runs that get handled often, or profiles mounted overhead where gravity works against you, a small dab of adhesive on the inside face of the cap makes the connection permanent. Caps are typically used in pairs — one with a hole on the supply side and one solid at the far end — so decide where the power enters before drilling or gluing anything.

Compatibility and applications
End caps are profile-specific: this one is made for the #90 channel and should be matched to that exact extrusion model, not simply to a channel of similar width. Several shapes and styles exist across the channel families, so always confirm the profile number stamped on or listed with your extrusion. Typical projects include under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting in kitchens, cove and ceiling coffers, floating shelves, reception desks, display cases, backlit signage and bench or task lighting in a shop. If your project mixes profiles, the same logic applies to the Finishing end cap #11 with hole and its solid #11 counterpart, while flexible neon runs are terminated with dedicated caps such as the Flex neon endcap 6x6 with hole or the Flex neon endcap 3x6 without hole. No additional documentation is listed for this accessory; when in doubt, match the cap to the channel model you already own and order caps in pairs so every run is properly closed at both ends.