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

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

SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H-BK

Brand: LEDCO

Every clean LED channel installation ends with a detail nobody notices — and that's exactly the point. This finishing end cap #90 in black closes off the end of an LED aluminum profile so the raw, cut edge of the extrusion never shows. People look for it as an LED channel end cap, an LED strip light end cap, an aluminum profile endcap or simply a plug for their light channel, and this is the version with a hole, made for the power-entry side of the run where the lead wire needs to exit the channel neatly instead of hanging out of an open slot. Sold as one unit (1X), SKU LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H-BK, it is the small part that turns a good tape light job into a finished one.

Fit comes first with end caps: they are profile-specific, so the #90 shape must match the channel series you are installing — check your extrusion before ordering. Once matched, the cap holds with a simple press-fit / friction fit, so there is no hardware, no screws and no drilling involved. The black finish is discreet and blends with the extrusion and the diffuser for a seamless, uninterrupted look, which is exactly what you want on a black profile or a dark millwork reveal. The cable opening guides the lead wire out of the channel cleanly and takes the strain off the connection point, while the closed face of the cap helps keep dust and insects out of the channel. Most runs use one hole cap on the feed side and a solid cap on the closed end.

This little black cap earns its keep anywhere the lighting is seen up close: under kitchen cabinets, inside millwork and display cases, along reception desks, retail shelving, staircases, workshop benches and basement renovations across Canada, where cold-weather projects mean a channel that stays sealed and tidy for years. Installation tip: run the LED tape and route the lead wire first, fit the hole-side cap, then mount the profile — press evenly on the face, add a dab of adhesive if the profile will be handled often, and always cut the power before working on the run. Building a different channel or a neon-style run? Have a look at the Finishing end cap #11 (with hole) or the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (with hole). Order the caps you need and finish the job right.

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

What this end cap is
This is a single finishing end cap #90, standard style, in black, with a cable hole — one unit per item, SKU LCENDCAP-STAND-90-H-BK. Its job is simple and essential: it caps the open end of an LED aluminum profile so the cut edge of the extrusion is never visible. An LED channel without caps always reads as unfinished — you see the hollow chamber, the wiring and the saw cut. With a cap in place, the run reads as one continuous piece of trim, whether it is surface-mounted under a cabinet, recessed into millwork or suspended over a counter.

With hole vs. without hole
The hole version is meant for the power-entry side of the run. The opening guides the lead wire out of the channel cleanly, keeps it centred and reduces strain on the connection point where the conductor leaves the profile — a real advantage on runs that get bumped, cleaned or serviced. The solid cap, with no opening, is typically used on the opposite, closed end. A typical single run therefore uses one cap with a hole and one without; longer installations split into several sections may need more. Ordering caps individually means you buy exactly the mix you need instead of guessing.

Fit, finish and installation
End caps are profile-specific: the #90 shape has to match the channel series you are installing, so confirm your extrusion profile before ordering. There is no hardware to deal with — a press-fit (friction fit) holds the cap securely in the end of the extrusion. Press evenly on the cap face rather than on one corner so it seats square; if the profile will be handled often, moved, or installed in a display that gets rearranged, a small dab of adhesive adds insurance. The recommended sequence is: install the LED tape in the channel, route the lead wire, fit the hole-side cap, then mount the profile and add the diffuser. Always cut power before working on the run.

Where it helps
Because it seals the opening, the cap helps keep dust and insects out of the channel and protects the wire exit point. That matters most where the lighting is inspected at eye level: kitchen under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting, custom millwork and cabinetry, jewellery and retail display cases, reception desks and bar fronts, shelving, closets, stair nosings and workshop benches. The black finish is the natural pick for black extrusions, dark cabinetry, matte-black hardware schemes and commercial fit-outs where a silver cap would stand out. For contractors, having spare caps on the truck saves a return trip when a channel gets cut down on site.

Related parts and documentation
Several profile styles and matching accessories are available, including caps with and without a wire hole. For a different standard channel, see the Finishing end cap #11 (with hole) and the Finishing end cap #11 (no hole); for flexible neon-style runs, look at the Flex neon endcap 3x6 (with hole) or the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (without hole). No spec sheet is published for this accessory; the important check is dimensional — match the cap shape to your channel series, and pair it with a solid cap for the far end of the run.