Track Lighting

Finding Your Way Around Our Track Lighting Range

Track lighting is one of the most adaptable ways to light a space, letting you position light exactly where it is needed and adjust it as your rooms and requirements change. Because so many parts work together, from the track itself to the fittings that clip onto it, it helps to know which part of the range you are looking for before you begin. This hub brings together every track lighting sub-range we stock, so you can head straight to the one that suits your project. Below we explain what each sub-range covers and who it is best suited to, whether you are lighting a shop floor, a kitchen, a hallway or a home office.

Spotlights and Ceiling Lights for Directional Light

If you want to point light at particular spots, artwork, shelving, work surfaces or a display, start with Track Spotlights. This is our largest track sub-range, with heads that tilt and swivel so you can aim the beam precisely. Most are finished in metal in modern styling, many carry an IP20 rating for dry indoor use, and a good number use integrated LED with warm white output. There is a strong showing of single-light heads and smaller sizes, along with plenty of industrial-styled options, which makes this a natural first stop for commercial spaces as well as homes.

Track Ceiling Lights sit close to the spotlights but lean towards fittings mounted onto the ceiling line rather than heads that project on arms. Again you will find mostly metal and aluminium fittings in modern styling, largely single-light and integrated LED with warm white tones, and a good proportion rated IP20 for indoor rooms. If you are lighting a commercial interior or want accent lighting that keeps a tidy profile against the ceiling, this is the sub-range to open. Between spotlights and ceiling lights you should be able to cover most directional lighting needs.

Pendants and Linear Fittings for Zones and Runs

When you want light to hang down over a surface such as a kitchen island, a counter or a dining area, Track Pendant Lights let you suspend fittings from the track. These are mostly modern in style with metal construction, many in black and monochrome tones, largely single-light and integrated LED with warm white output. Because they drop the light source closer to the surface, they suit spaces where you want both task light and a visible feature above a defined zone.

Linear Track Lights take a different approach, spreading light along a length rather than concentrating it in one spot. Built largely from aluminium in modern styling and almost entirely integrated LED, these are well suited to commercial settings and longer runs where you want even, continuous light. Many carry warm white output and an IP20 rating for indoor use. Choose this sub-range when you are lighting corridors, open-plan areas or workspaces and want a clean, linear look rather than a cluster of individual heads.

Magnetic Track Fittings for a Modular System

Magnetic track systems let you place and reposition fittings along a channel with ease, and we group these together so you can build a set that works as one. Magnetic Track Wall Lights bring track-style fittings to vertical surfaces, all integrated LED in aluminium and metal, modern in styling, single-light and rated IP20, with warm white output and wattage under 10W. They suit spaces where you want to carry the magnetic look across walls as well as ceilings.

Magnetic Track Downlights point light downwards along the channel and are all integrated LED, built from aluminium and metal, modern in styling, single-light, IP20 rated and under 10W. Most are suited to commercial rooms. If you are planning a magnetic track layout and want the neat, recessed-style light that downlights give, this is where to look. Both magnetic sub-ranges are smaller and more focused, so they are quick to browse once you know the modular route is right for you.

Specialist and Kit Options

Some projects call for something more particular. Track Projection Spotlights offer a focused, projected beam for highlighting a specific point, and this is a small, specialist sub-range for when a standard spotlight will not give you the effect you want. If you have a display or feature that needs a sharply defined pool of light, this is the place to check.

Track Kits are for anyone who wants a ready-matched starting point rather than sourcing each part separately. These come in medium sizes, built from metal in modern styling, with many in industrial styling too. Several use GU10 fittings and multiple-light layouts, and most suit commercial rooms. A kit is a sensible choice if you are new to track lighting or want the track and fittings supplied to work together from the outset, saving you the job of matching components yourself.

The Track Itself

Every track system needs the rail that carries power and holds the fittings, and Single Circuit Track covers exactly that. This sub-range provides the track lengths on their own, in metal with modern styling, mostly IP20 rated and suited to commercial spaces, with larger sizes available and some in white finish. As the name suggests, these are single circuit, which keeps wiring straightforward. Start here when you are planning a layout and need to work out the length of run you require before choosing which fittings to add along it.

Accessories, Connectors and Lenses

Once your track and fittings are chosen, the remaining sub-ranges cover the parts that hold everything together and fine-tune the result. Track Accessories is a broad sub-range spanning track lighting components, general lighting accessories and LED drivers. You will find connectors, surface-mounted parts and plastic and metal pieces in black and white finishes, mostly modern in styling and rated IP20. This is the sub-range to open when you need connectors, end caps, drivers or the small parts that complete an installation.

Track Light Accessories is a more focused sub-range covering fittings and lenses, including clear polycarbonate lenses that shape and soften the light from your heads. Many of these are small, in clear or white finishes, and change how a beam looks without swapping the whole fitting. If you have your lights in place but want to adjust the spread or diffusion, this is where to look. Between these two accessory sub-ranges you should find the connectors, drivers and lenses needed to finish the job.

Choosing Where to Start

If you are unsure which sub-range to open first, think about what you are lighting and what you already have. For directional accent light, begin with Track Spotlights or Track Ceiling Lights. For hanging light over a zone, look at Track Pendant Lights, and for even runs choose Linear Track Lights. If you want a modular magnetic layout, the Magnetic Track Wall Lights and Magnetic Track Downlights are your starting points. For a matched set, open Track Kits, and for the rail alone, go to Single Circuit Track. Specialist projected light lives in Track Projection Spotlights, while Track Accessories and Track Light Accessories hold the connectors, drivers and lenses that pull the whole system together.