10W COB LED Track Light | 36 Degree Adjustable Head for Display Lighting
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| Power | 10W LED |
|---|---|
| Light source | COB LED |
| Beam angle | 36 degrees |
| Mounting | Track mounted, adjustable head |
| Positioning | Slides along the rail, turns and tilts |
- Check the track standard first - H, J and L use different connectors and do not interchange. Read the label on the power feed before ordering heads.
- Plan how many heads - count the things you want lit, then add one. A four foot rail carries three or four comfortably.
- Have the rail fitted - the track is hardwired to a ceiling point by a licensed electrician.
- Clip the head on - once the rail is live, heads go on and off without tools.
- Slide it into position - move it along the rail until it sits opposite what it is lighting.
- Aim it - for artwork, set the head 2 to 3 feet out from the wall so the beam hits the piece at about 30 degrees from vertical.
- Check for glare - stand where people will stand. If you can see the light source or a reflection off the glass, adjust the angle.
Light you can aim, on a rail you can move it along
A track head does what a fixed downlight cannot: it points. Slide it anywhere along the rail, turn it towards a painting or a shelf, and move it again when the room changes. No ceiling to cut, no fixture to rewire.
This one runs at 10W with a COB LED behind a 36 degree beam. That tight cone is what makes it an accent head rather than a general light — it lands on the object and leaves the wall around it alone.
Specification
| Power | 10W LED |
| Light source | COB LED |
| Beam angle | 36 degrees |
| Mounting | Track mounted, adjustable head |
| Positioning | Slides along the rail, turns and tilts |
Check your track type before you order heads
Three standards exist and they do not interchange. H, J and L each use a different connector, and a head built for one will not seat in another. If you are adding to an existing rail, read the label on the power feed first. If you are starting fresh, pick one standard and stay with it.
Aiming it
| Job | Distance from the wall | Angle |
|---|---|---|
| Framed artwork | 2 – 3 ft | About 30 degrees from vertical |
| Display shelving | 2 ft | Steeper, straight down the face |
| Textured wall | 6 – 12 in | Near vertical, grazing the surface |
| Retail plinth | 3 – 4 ft | About 30 degrees |
The 30 degree rule is worth remembering for art. Steeper and you get glare bouncing back at whoever is looking. Shallower and the frame casts a shadow across the piece.
How many heads on one rail
Count the things you want lit, then add one. A four foot rail comfortably carries three or four heads. Loading a rail to its limit leaves you no room to add an accent later, which is the whole reason to choose track in the first place.
Installation
The rail is hardwired to a ceiling point and should be fitted by a licensed electrician. Once the rail is live, heads clip on and off without tools.
Related
For fixed accent light with no visible rail, see our narrow beam downlights. For the full range of rails, heads and connectors, see track lighting.
