What's in the kitThis is the black
suspension kit for aluminum LED profiles
#49 and
#87, supplied as a kit of 1 — one hanging point. A suspended linear run normally needs at least two points, and more as the run gets longer or as you chain sections together, so count your points before ordering: one kit per point, no leftovers, no shortage. The matching alternative in a set of two is the
Suspension kit #49 #87 (set of 2), handy when you are hanging a standard two-point fixture.
Black finish, quiet resultThe black finish is the reason this version exists. On a painted black ceiling, exposed ductwork, dark joists or a matte black profile, a chrome or white cable stands out; a
black cable kit disappears. The canopy at the ceiling and the hardware follow the same logic, so what people see is the light line, not the hardware holding it up. It is the detail that makes a DIY-looking install read as a designed one.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCPROFA-SUSKITALU-49-87-BK
Type: suspension kit for LED aluminum profile
Compatible profiles: #49, #87
Finish: black
Packaging: kit of 1
Category: linear accessories
Installation and compatibilityThe kit fits
LED strip lighting installations and their accessories, for residential and commercial projects alike. Plan your anchor points into solid structure — joists, strapping, concrete anchors or the proper T-bar hardware — and keep the two ends of a profile at equal height so the light line reads straight from across the room. Adjust the cable length at each point until the profile is level, then run your low-voltage feed to the driver and keep the wiring tidy along the ceiling. Since it only suits profiles
#49 and
#87, confirm your extrusion number first; for other channels there are the
Suspension kit #81 (kit of 1) and the
Suspension kit #94 (per unit), and when a wall-mounted arm makes more sense than a cable, the
Armkit aluminum bracket 18".
Where it gets usedContractors reach for this kit over kitchen islands and dining tables, in stairwells and hallways, above office workstations, over retail counters, in salons, clinics, cafés and small warehouses — anywhere a ceiling is too high or too hard to mount on directly. Homeowners renovating a basement with exposed joists use it to bring a
linear LED line down to eye-pleasing height, and small businesses use it to light a display island without touching the structure above. Keep a few extra kits on hand: on long continuous runs, an additional hanging point every time you join two profiles is the cheapest insurance against a sagging light line.