Black Anodized LED Profiles Channels that stop reading as a fitting
A black channel is a different design decision, not a colour option. On a dark ceiling, dark joinery or a black reveal, an anodised black body reads as a shadow gap instead of a line of metal. 10 profiles in this finish, strip widths 10–25 mm.
Three decisions decide whether this detail works
The channel is only part of it. What the run looks like in service depends on what it is fixed into, the section you choose and how the output is aimed.
The line stops reading as a fitting
A black anodised surface takes the bright edge off the extrusion. Against a dark background the channel reads as a shadow rather than an object.
It is chosen where a silver body would fight the design
On dark joinery, stone or a black window reveal, the black version is the one that stays out of the composition.
The finish is the only difference in how you specify it
Strip width, mounting and outer dimensions are chosen exactly as for the rest of the range — you are picking a finish, not a different system.
All 10 profiles in this group
Live from the product catalogue — add a profile in the backend and it appears here without touching this page.
Pick the constraint you actually have
Four of the decisions that come up first, each answered from the live range above — by outer height, by the strip you already buy, and by how the body has to be fixed.
How to narrow this range down to one body
Three numbers decide it, in this order. Every figure below is this group, not the whole catalogue.
Black on black reads as a shadow. Black on a light surface reads as a deliberate line — both are useful, but they are different details.
This group accepts 10–25 mm strip.
All four mounting types appear in this group: recessed, surface, suspended and corner.
Four ways this range fixes to a ceiling
Grouped by how the body is installed. Counts update from the catalogue index; each group links to the full mounting page.
Who builds the section, and what stands behind the drawing
The certifications below are issued to Shenzhen Helian Electronics Co., Ltd. Certificate numbers and the test standards are given in full, so any of them can be checked with the issuing body before you specify.
Management systems
ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015
- Certificate
- 73025Q05190113R1S · 73025E05190046R1S
- Holder
- Shenzhen Helian Electronics Co. Ltd
- Scope
- R&D and sales of LED lighting fixtures (export)
- Issued
- 12 Jun 2025 — valid to 16 Jun 2028
- Body
- Shenzhen Zhonghuan International Certification Co., Ltd
CE — on the profile itself
LED PROFILE, EMC and LVD
- EMC cert.
- XDD04260780041502FDC
- EMC standard
- EN IEC 55015 · EN IEC 61547 · EN IEC 61000-3-2 · EN 61000-3-3
- LVD cert.
- XDD04260780041501FAC
- LVD standard
- EN IEC 60598-1:2024/A11:2024
- Issued
- 15 Apr 2026 · BST Testing (Shenzhen)
Material compliance
RoHS · REACH · diffuser
- Profile RoHS
- report TQT0780K01EC (IEC 62321 series)
- 6063 aluminium
- separate RoHS and REACH declarations
- PC diffuser
- SGS RoHS to EN / IEC 62321
- PMMA diffuser
- REACH SVHC declaration
Design rights
25 patent certificates
- Invention patent
- intelligent control method for luminaires
- Profile line light
- ZL 2018 2 1588485.0 · freely joinable
- Anti-glare line light
- ZL 2017 2 0569226.2
- Ceiling wall-washer
- utility model + design patent
- Also
- design patents and an EU design registration
- GATE 0%d Incoming material Incoming inspection standard and a receiving inspection record, per delivery.
- GATE 0%d First article First-article approval sheet held before a run is released.
- GATE 0%d Ageing & light-up A written ageing specification plus a batch ageing and light-up record.
- GATE 0%d Outgoing inspection Dedicated outgoing inspection reports for the extruded profile and for the diffuser.






What to send us, and what you get back
Most ceiling details are settled on the drawing, not on a phone call.
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STEP 01
Send the ceiling detail
A section sketch, a photo of the reveal, or just the pocket depth and the strip you plan to use.
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STEP 02
We match it to a section
We check the tooling we already run before proposing anything new — most details map onto an existing profile.
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STEP 03
You get the drawing
The dimension drawing for the matched model, with W, H and the strip width it accepts, so you can check the cut-out.
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STEP 04
Sample, then order
Cut lengths and finishing are confirmed against the drawing before anything goes to production.
What buyers ask before specifying this group
The questions that come up most often before a run is signed off.
Is the finish anodising or paint?
The bodies in this group are black-finished and come from the black range; the exact surface treatment for a given model is stated on its datasheet, which is linked from every card.
Will the black fade outdoors?
That depends on the surface treatment rather than the colour, and exterior duty is a different question from finish. For outside work start from the waterproof and outdoor range.
Can I mix black and silver in one run?
Physically yes, but the join will read. Where a run continues from one to the other, that junction is worth drawing before you order.
Are the sections the same as the silver range?
The sections are chosen the same way — by strip width, mounting and outer dimensions. Not every silver section has a black counterpart, so check the list on this page.
Do you also do other colours?
The finish field on each model states what is available. Painting is offered alongside anodising on much of the range.
Anodised or painted — which should I pick?
They behave differently at the edges and at the joints. What a given model carries is stated on its datasheet, which is linked from every card, so check that before you commit the run.
Will the black read the same along the whole run?
Do not assume it. Finishing is done in batches, so on a long run it is worth confirming that the lengths come from one batch. Tell us the total length and we will check it against the order.
Other ranges you may need on the same job
Most projects use more than one body. These are the ranges next to this one, plus the four mounting ranges.
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See the rangeFlush in the board, trimless or flanged.
See the rangeHung from the slab on suspension.
See the rangeFixed onto a finished substrate.
See the rangeFor the junction where two surfaces meet.
See the rangeNext step
Send us the detail
Tell us where the run goes, the strip you plan to use and the length. We will come back with the section that fits and its drawing.