Track light

Light exactly
where it matters

Track lighting gives you control over what people notice, where attention moves and how the space changes over time. Individual luminaires can be positioned, directed and adapted as displays, collections and layouts evolve.

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Technical
specifications

Compare the characteristics that matter most for the space, the object being lit and the visual effect you want to create.

Standard

2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K
15°, 20°, 30°
13,9W, 25,4W, 33,7W

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Dingo

2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K
15°, 28°, 50°
13,9W, 25,4W, 33,7W

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Casa

2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K
15°, 21°, 32°
25,4W

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On Image

6000K
20°
20W

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On Disc

3000K, 4000K
90°
30W

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On Tube

2700K, 3000K, Dim2Warm
20°, 36°
12W

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Flexibility

A lighting system that moves
with the space

Spaces change. Collections move. Displays are rebuilt. New products arrive.
Track lighting is designed for that reality. Each light source can be repositioned and redirected where it creates the greatest effect, allowing the lighting concept to evolve without changing the architecture. The same space can support new stories, seasons and uses simply by changing where the light falls.

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Visual guidance

We naturally notice
what is illuminated

Direction, intensity and contrast create a visual hierarchy. Focused light can guide attention towards a product, a pathway or a key architectural feature, helping people understand where to look and where to go without adding more signs or physical barriers.

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Material and atmosphere

Light changes how colour, texture
and detail are perceived

Warm tones can feel richer, textures gain depth and small details become easier to read when light is directed with intent. This makes track lighting particularly useful where presentation matters, from fashion and food to furniture, beauty and art. Atmosphere also depends on what remains quieter. Focused light combined with softer ambient illumination creates contrast, depth and rhythm. Instead of lighting everything equally, each area can be given its own character and importance.

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FAQ

Getting more from track lighting

How do I choose the right track light for my project?

Start with the space, ceiling height, surfaces and the object or area you want to highlight. We can then identify a suitable combination of fixture, output, colour temperature and light distribution.

Which beam angle should I choose?

Narrow beams create precise highlights and stronger contrast. Wider beams give softer, more even illumination. Many projects use more than one beam angle to create hierarchy, depth and variation.

How early should track lighting be considered?

Ideally, alongside the architecture and interior concept. Early decisions allow tracks, electrical installations and ceiling details to become an integrated part of the space.

Can track lighting adapt when the space changes?

Yes. Fixtures can be repositioned and redirected when products, displays or layouts change, making track lighting well suited to dynamic retail and exhibition environments.