LED Module

What is 98437S-15 LED Module?

The 98437S-15 from Starlight Lighting is a 12-inch linear LED cove module engineered for architectural accent lighting. It delivers a warm 3000K white output through a tightly controlled 20-degree beam, making it well suited to grazing walls, washing coves, and highlighting trim work in finished interiors.

Key features

• 12-inch form factor — a compact linear length that fits standard cove channels and lets you build longer runs by linking multiple units end to end.
• 3000K warm white — a soft, hospitality-grade color temperature that flatters wood tones, warm paints, and skin tones without feeling yellow.
• 20-degree beam angle — a narrow optic that concentrates output for crisp wall-grazing effects and clean light lines rather than diffuse spill.
• Cove-oriented design — built specifically for indirect installations where the fixture itself stays hidden and only the wash of light is visible.
• Solid-state LED source — long-life diodes that run cooler and last far longer than halogen or incandescent cove lamps they typically replace.
• Modular construction — sold as a discrete module, so specifiers can scale the lit length precisely to the architectural detail at hand.
• White finish housing — a neutral body that disappears against painted ceilings and crown details.

Who is 98437S-15 LED Module for?

This module is aimed at lighting designers, architects, and electrical contractors specifying indirect illumination for hospitality, retail, and high-end residential projects. It also suits experienced remodelers who understand cove construction and want a purpose-built fixture rather than improvising with tape light. Anyone who needs a controlled, directional warm wash inside a tray ceiling, soffit, or perimeter cove is the right buyer.

How does 98437S-15 LED Module compare?

Against flexible LED tape, this module offers a tighter, more uniform beam and a proper housing, so you avoid the hotspot striping and adhesive failures that plague strip installations. Compared with wider-beam cove fixtures in the 60 to 120 degree range, the 20-degree optic trades broad ambient fill for a sharper, more architectural line of light. And next to halogen cove lamps it offers dramatically lower heat output and a far longer service life, which matters in coves that are difficult to reach for relamping.