From the series “Lighting, Fixtures — Trends 2026”
Light is increasingly becoming an integral part of furniture and interior design. It appears under shelves, in display cases, walk-in closets, kitchen cabinets, reception areas, hotels, and retail displays. It does more than just provide light—it highlights materials, creates atmosphere, and organizes the functions of a space. That is why LED line is developing solutions that give designers greater freedom to create the desired effect while simplifying the technical aspects of implementation.
One such solution is LED line MULTIPOWER — a modular power supply and LED lighting control system designed for furniture installations and built-in units where flexibility, aesthetics, and the ability to tailor lighting to specific usage scenarios are key. The system allows for the creation of both simple installations and complex multi-zone setups.
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One system, many design possibilities
A single built-in unit can incorporate several types of lighting: task lighting under cabinets, decorative lighting in a display case, ambient lighting in the baseboard, or functional lighting inside a walk-in closet. Each of these zones may require a different control method.
LED Line MULTIPOWER power supplies offer up to 7 output channels. Individual sections can be controlled independently, in groups, or centrally via the Master channel. The system also supports combined configurations—the main sensor can work in conjunction with sensors assigned to selected channels. For architects, this means the ability to create more complex lighting scenarios without having to install several separate systems.
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Light that responds to the user
MULTIPOWER can be expanded with various types of sensors: a gesture-controlled proximity switch, a touch switch with a dimming function, a PIR motion sensor, and an IR door-opening sensor. This allows the lighting’s operation to be tailored to the furniture’s function and the interior’s character.
In a walk-in closet, the light can turn on when the door is opened. In the kitchen, the countertop lighting can be turned on with a gesture without touching the surface. In hotel or display installations, individual zones can operate independently while remaining part of a single, cohesive system. The technology remains discreet, and the user enjoys intuitive operation.
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Plug&Play – Fewer Limitations During Installation
For the designer, it’s not just the end result that matters, but also the ability to execute it seamlessly. MULTIPOWER uses a Plug&Play connection system. The sensors are integrated into the cables and connect directly to the power outputs and LED light sources, eliminating the need for additional control wiring.
The slim design of the power supplies makes it easy to conceal them within the installation. Available variants include 12 V / 60 W and 12 V / 100 W, and the system is compatible with single-color COB and SMD LED strips, linear fixtures, and fixtures recessed into furniture. Splitters allow for further expansion of the installation. Detailed schematics and system configurations can be found in the MULTIPOWER LED line brochure.
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LED line – more than just a component
In architectural projects, the product itself is only part of the process. Equally important is the proper selection of light sources, power, control methods, and compatible components. That is why LED line is expanding its collaboration with architects and design firms —not only as a supplier of luminaires and systems, but also as a partner providing support during the concept and solution selection phases.
The LED Line team can help translate design objectives into a specific technical configuration, select system components, and recommend solutions that match the function and character of the project. This collaboration can be tailored to the scale and stage of the project— ranging from consultation on a single solution to support for more complex projects. The brand emphasizes a flexible approach to the needs of design firms and the terms of collaboration, making it easier to combine aesthetic, technical, and budgetary considerations within a single project.
This is particularly important in projects where the concept evolves as work progresses. Adding another lighting zone, changing the control method, or modifying the installation does not necessarily mean starting the project from scratch. MULTIPOWER’s modularity and the ability to consult on solutions with LED Line allow for greater flexibility even during the implementation phase.
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A solution designed with the project in mind
LED Line MULTIPOWER aligns well with the needs of contemporary interior design: technology should support the concept, not limit it. The system allows you to integrate lighting into furniture, create multiple zones and operating scenarios, while maintaining an orderly and simple installation.
For the architect, this means greater design freedom. For the contractor—simpler installation. For the user—convenient and intuitive control. And thanks to the support of LED line, the solution can be tailored not only to the furniture itself but to the entire project concept.
More information and system diagrams: MULTIPOWER LED line brochure – PDF
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