LED Track lighting are versatile lighting solutions that can be used to power spotlights, floodlights, pendant lights or any other fixtures with the proper adapter and voltage.
We have Sharp COB LED track light, Cree COB LED track light or Bridgelux LED track light for option.
Characterized by their concealed conductors, the tracks are used on ceilings
and walls in settings that demand performance and adjustability. The voltage can be in AC100-240V.
When a ceiling can't accommodate recessed lighting, because of beams, for instance, track lighting enables you to position fixtures close to the ceiling, keeping sightlines clear. ?It's ideal for directing light at art and objects,?
the track lighting can offer more flexibility to adjust your lighting accordingly than fixed fixtures.
To configure a track lighting system, there are four things to consider:
Track Type
Layout and Components
Fixtures
Accessories
Layout and Components：
Systems are available with standard straight track or with flexible track in single-circuit or two-circuit configurations.
Almost any layout is possible using a creative selection of track connectors and track lengths. Depending on the type of track,
systems can be installed directly to, or suspended from, the ceiling.
One of the most important factors to consider is how to provide power to a track system. If power is being supplied in the middle of a run,
a canopy with a power feed is required. If power will be supplied at the end of a run, an end connector with a power feed can be used.
Fixtures：
The first thing to consider when choosing fixtures for a track system is whether the two are compatible.
It is important to choose fixtures that use the same track standard as the system itself. In some cases,
manufacturers will offer adapters so that their fixtures can be used with several of their systems.
Another thing to consider is what is being illuminated. Highlighting a piece of artwork would be best accomplished using a precision spot light while more general illumination might be better served with a flood light or pendant.
In addition to the track standard, the voltage of the fixture should also be considered.
If a low voltage track head or pendant is to be used on a line voltage track, an inline transformer will be required.
This usually takes the form of a small box near the point where the fixture attaches to the track.
This transformer will convert the line voltage (120V) feed to the appropriate low voltage (12V) signal required by a low voltage fixture.
The COB track light can be widely used in following area:
Shipping mall
Chain store
Bakery
Hotels
Exhibition hall
Art hall
Museumsetc.
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