LUMINES SOLIS LED profile, anodised INOX, 2020 mm Special Offer

LUMINES SOLIS 10-0143-20 is a low-profile channel for building linear LED lighting, with an anodised INOX finish. Its flat cross-section accommodates three LED strips arranged in parallel. Current manufacturer documentation gives this variant a length of 2020 mm, so allow for the full measurement rather than treating the rounded 2 m designation as an exact cutting length.

A flat channel for parallel LED strips

The external width is 43 mm and the height is 9.3 mm. This shape provides a basis for a broad linear fitting with several parallel strips instead of a narrow single-strip layout. Compare the selected strip widths with the cross-section drawing before specifying the assembly.

SOLIS is a lighting-system component, not a finished lamp with a fixed brightness or colour temperature. Those properties depend on the LED sources and cover selected for the project. The channel alone does not establish the performance of the completed fitting.

Choose the matching SOLIS components

The manufacturer lists WIDE covers in PMMA or PC, together with PRISMATIC PC. These covers press into place from above. Select the cover alongside the strips, since both contribute to the final light-emitting surface.

Dedicated end caps, including cable-entry versions, and suspension accessories are also part of the system. The power supply is positioned outside the profile. Its location and the cable route therefore need to be planned separately from the channel itself.

Surface-mounted or suspended construction

The installation diagrams show surface mounting with double-sided tape and a suspended fitting assembled with suitable suspension components. Compare the 2020 mm length with the intended table, island or circulation area before deciding on the lighting layout.

Straight edges and the shallow form suit modern, minimalist designs. INOX identifies the surface-finish variant, not chrome plating. SOLIS can form the basis of general or decorative lighting; assess the resulting light as a complete assembly rather than as a property of the bare profile.