ARC LED COB Surface Track Lights – Surface Track Connectors – 2 Wire

When utilising our two-wire track lighting systems, our connectors are key for designing customised layouts. Use them to join two tracks together linearly, or make a 90 degree turn or join 3 tracks together into a T junction.

Straight Connectors: are designed to join two sections of track in a straight line, effectively extending the length of the track system. They ensure continuous electrical conductivity between the track segments, allowing for seamless power flow to the light fixtures. These are vital for long, linear track installations.

L-Connectors: enable you to create 90-degree turns in your track layout. This is particularly useful for navigating corners in a room or creating right-angled lighting configurations. They maintain the electrical connection, allowing the track to continue its path around corners.

T-Connectors: allow you to create a three-way intersection in your track layout. This enables branching of the track, allowing for more complex and versatile lighting designs. They are valuable for situations where you need to split the track into multiple directions.

ARC LED COB Surface Track Lights

Our ARC LED COB Lights offer unparalleled flexibility in track lighting. Their user-friendly twist-and-lock design enables easy repositioning and adjustment on our track systems, even while powered. Each light is equipped with a high-performance LED COB chip and driver, delivering brilliant optics and optimal light spread. Choose from a variety of wattages to achieve the ideal lighting solution for your specific needs.

2 Wire Track Systems

A 2-wire track lighting system is a simple and cost-effective solution for providing linear illumination. It utilises a track with two conductive wires, one live and one neutral, to power a series of light fixtures attached along its length. All the lights on a 2-wire track are controlled by a single switch, meaning they turn on and off simultaneously. This makes it suitable for applications where uniform lighting is desired, such as general ambient lighting in a room or highlighting a long display. Its simplicity makes it relatively easy to install and maintain, but it lacks the zoning and independent control capabilities found in multi-wire systems. If you need to have some lights on and others off on a track system, talk to our experts via our contact us page for guidance.