Abstract: A corner deflection element for a lighting strip has a lower side which forms a flat base surface. A strip-shaped upper-side guide track is for the lighting strip, which has two track legs that are angled against each other in relation to the flat base surface by an angle of between about 45° and about 135° and, in particular, by about 90°. A corner deflection track section is located between the two track legs and stands upright above the two track legs. An outwardly downward sloping transverse inclination of the corner deflection track section relative to the flat base surface is greater than an outwardly downward sloping transverse inclination of the two track legs.

Abstract: A corner deflection element for a lighting strip has a lower side which forms a flat base surface. A strip-shaped upper-side guide track is for the lighting strip, which has two track legs that are angled against each other in relation to the flat base surface by an angle of between about 45° and about 135° and, in particular, by about 90°. A corner deflection track section is located between the two track legs and stands upright above the two track legs. An outwardly downward sloping transverse inclination of the corner deflection track section relative to the flat base surface is greater than an outwardly downward sloping transverse inclination of the two track legs.