SATCO Lighting 64-150 Tape Channel, 16ft, Deep Well, Recessed

It's a recessed channel. The Satco 64-150 is a deep well tape light channel meant to drop into a routed groove or a prepared pocket in millwork, ceiling, or cove framing so the extrusion sits flush rather than standing off the surface. If your job has no pocket to cut, you want a surface-mount channel instead.

No. The 64-150 is the channel only, a 16 foot deep well recessed extrusion. The LED tape, driver, dimmer, and any low voltage wiring are separate line items, so specify your tape and power supply alongside it when you order for a complete cove or under-cabinet job.

Deep well means the extrusion's cavity is deeper than a standard shallow channel, so the tape sits farther back from the lens face. Installers use that extra depth to soften hot spots and hide the individual LEDs, and it gives room for thicker tape or wider tape with its wiring. The Satco 64-150 is the deep well version of a recessed tape channel; if you want the light source closer to the surface with a tighter beam, a shallow channel is the better pick.

Each Satco 64-150 covers 16 feet. Long cove, toe-kick, and millwork runs are typically built by butting multiple channel lengths end to end, so figure your total linear footage and order enough units to cover it, plus cut waste at corners and terminations.

Silver is the only finish offered on the 64-150, which is the standard mill-look aluminum finish for tape extrusions. Since it's a recessed channel, most of the body is buried in the pocket anyway, so the finish only shows at the lens flange.

Yes, the 64-150 is an indoor commercial lighting component, used for recessed cove, soffit, millwork, and display lighting in offices, retail, hospitality, and multi-family common areas. It's an interior product, so keep it out of wet or exterior locations.