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Overview
Use this 3.3' rigid, frosted LED channel lens with fixtures that are exposed to frequent vibrations. The lens diffuses light for less hot spots. It's compatible with KLUS MICRO-ALU LED channels.
Specifications
Klus 1369-1M
LED Profile Lens - Rigid Frosted
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Nice cover that fits perfectly on the ALU-45
The ALU-45 channel itself if great (Part Number: B4023K7_1), solid, sturdy. The 1m channel and cover length are actually 39in, which is great because it gives you some room to cut and fit to measure.
Speaking of cutting (IKEA hack coming), find the VIGDA jig, which is used to cut window treatment rails, works fantastically here, I was able to trim mine in about 5min, perfect straight cut. The caps takes about a 3/8ths inch from ea. side of the the cover, and the cover itself is pretty hard to cut with an utility knife or exacto, use the same IKEA hack and be happy in 1min.
I soldered the LED strip (Part Number: STN-E40K80-A6A-12B5M-12V) to waterproof BTF connectors purchased at a different place to make the connection serviceable. Used a waterproof controller (Part Number: DS-CO4).
Great light angle on my indoor tests, great diffusing of light by the cover (these will be installed on a deck).
Highly recommended product, now that I was able to get my hands on them.
Fits into Klus aluminum channel, hard to install
While the lens fits into Klus aluminum channel, it is very hard to install if you cannot just slide it in though the side. When trying to click it into the channel from the top, it tends to slip often and requires a lot of precision and patience. At least we're almost certain it won't fall out on its own.
