Fiji Lens 69mm 15 Degree - Chrome

This is an optic lens for the Fiji track spotlights: a small chrome disc, 69mm across, that sits at the front of the head and draws the light into a much narrower cone. Nothing else changes, only the spread, so the same lamp and the same colour of light land in a tight circle rather than a broad wash. It is a non-electrical part, with no wiring and no lamp of its own, suited to a head drawing up to 30W.

We reach for these where one track run has to do two jobs. Left plain, a Fiji head throws a generous pool, which is what you want over a worktop or a seating area. Add the lens and the same head becomes an accent: a painting picked out cleanly, a shelf of ceramics lit without spill onto the wall behind, one object on a plinth. That makes it useful in galleries, shops and studios, and at home along a picture hallway or above a stairwell. Order one per head you want focused.

The chrome finish reads bright against both the black and the white heads we stock in this range. Keep the surface clean, since dust and fingerprints show up in the beam once the light is on: a dry lint-free cloth is all it should need, with the light off and cool first, and no solvents or abrasive creams. It is an indoor part for dry rooms, like the rest of the Fiji fittings. The range runs to track heads in black and white, in warmer and cooler white light, so the lens can go with whichever you have chosen. The light itself comes from the head, not from anything here.

What does this lens actually change?

It narrows the output of a Fiji spotlight to a 15 degree beam, giving a tight accent circle instead of the wider spread the head produces on its own.

What does it fit?

It is made for the Fiji track spotlights, both the single circuit and the three circuit heads.

How large is the lens?

It is 69mm in diameter and 34.2mm deep.

Is there any wiring involved?

No. It is a non-electrical accessory with no lamp and no connection of its own, rated for use with a head of up to 30W.

Do I need one for every spotlight?

Yes, one lens per head. You can mix focused and unfocused heads along the same track if you want both a wash and accents.

How should I clean it?

Switch the light off, let it cool, then wipe with a dry lint-free cloth. Avoid solvents, polishes and abrasive creams, which can mark the optical surface.