Description
This On Track feed is the part that brings mains power into a length of lighting track, so the spotlights fitted along it are powered. It is a compact white plastic block, 12.5cm long, 3.6cm wide and 3.3cm tall, weighing just 0.13KG. One end carries a grey insert with metal contacts, which is the part that meets the track, while the plain white body finishes the end of the run neatly. It has no lamp socket and holds no bulb itself. Its IP20 rating settles where it goes: indoors, in dry rooms only.
Every track layout needs a feed, so this is the piece to order when you plan a new run of track lights in a kitchen, living room, hallway or indoor shop display, or when an existing feed needs replacing. The white finish suits a white ceiling, so the end of the track stays quiet rather than catching the eye. Because it is small and light, it adds little bulk at the end of the run, which matters in rooms where the track runs in full view.
It is made of plastic, which keeps it light and easy to handle, and it works on a 220-240V, 50/60Hz supply, which covers UK mains. As a wired-in mains part, it is installed by a qualified electrician. When you plan your layout, allow for its 12.5cm length at the end of the run, so the last spotlight sits where you want the light.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
White |
| IP Rating |
IP20 |
| Light Source |
without lamp socket |
| Length |
12.5cm |
| Width |
3.6cm |
| Height |
3.3cm |
| Weight |
0.13KG |
| Protection Class |
Class I |
| Voltage |
240/440V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Voltage |
220-240V, 50/60Hz |
Frequently Asked
What does a track feed do?
It brings mains power into the lighting track at one end, so the spotlights fitted along the track are powered. It holds no bulb itself.
Can the On Track feed go in a bathroom or outdoors?
No. It is rated IP20, which means it belongs indoors in dry rooms only, never outdoors or anywhere near water.
How big is the feed?
It is 12.5cm long, 3.6cm wide and 3.3cm tall, and it weighs 0.13KG, so it adds very little bulk at the end of a track.
Which voltage does it need?
It works on a 220-240V supply at 50/60Hz, which covers the mains supply in UK homes and shops.
What material is the feed?
The body is white plastic, with a grey insert and metal contacts at the end that meets the track.
Does it take a bulb?
No, it has no lamp socket. Its job is to power the track, and the light comes from the spotlights fitted along it.