Fiji Lens 75mm 38 Degree - Chrome

This is an optic lens for the Fiji track range: a shallow chrome-finished disc, 75mm across and 41mm deep. It sits over the front of a compatible Fiji spot and shapes the output into a mid-width beam, wide enough to cover a picture or a shelf of stock, tight enough to keep spill off the surrounding wall. Nothing about it is powered; the lens only redirects the light the fitting already makes, so the choice is about how the beam lands rather than how much light there is.

We reach for these where a track scheme is doing display work rather than general lighting. Retail rails, gallery walls, a run of shelving in a study, a kitchen island lit from an open-plan ceiling track: in each case the standard spread can read too loose, and a lens pulls the edges in. Anyone already running Fiji track will know the difference a tighter beam makes to a display. It is made for Fiji track heads rated up to 40W, and we would match the lens across a whole run so that every head throws the same shape of light.

Made as a single piece in a chrome finish, it is small and light enough to keep spares in a drawer, and it comes singly. Cleaning asks little of you: a dry cloth across the face, no detergents or sprays, and nothing coarse that might scratch the optic. Keep it to dry indoor rooms, whether that is a shop floor, a showroom or a living space. It carries a one year warranty. We stock it alongside the Fiji track fittings, where swapping the lens is the quickest way to change how a scheme reads.

What beam angle does this lens give?

It produces a 38 degree beam, a middle ground between a tight accent spot and a broad wash. It suits artwork, shelving and merchandise displays where you want a defined pool of light with soft edges.

How big is it?

The disc measures 75mm in diameter and 41mm deep, and weighs 0.2kg. It is supplied as a single lens.

Which fittings is it for?

It is a component for the Fiji track lighting range, intended for compatible heads rated up to 40W. It is not a standalone light and has no electrical parts of its own.

How should I clean it?

Wipe the face with a dry cloth only. Avoid cleaning detergents, sprays and any rough or abrasive material, as marks on the optic surface will show in the beam.

Does it change how much light the fitting gives?

Its job is direction rather than output. It gathers and shapes the light the head already produces, concentrating it into a narrower spread than an unlensed fitting.

Is there a warranty?

It carries a one year warranty.