TRACK 230V 7381

designer:

UT Egoluce

design year:

2023

tipology:

light systems

sources:

led

light:

direct

IP degree:

materials:

aluminium

Extremely low-tension device with remote voltage transformer

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Product details

Single-phase electrified track, made of extruded aluminum alloy with copper conductors housed inside extruded PVC profiles.

The 230V track system must be completed with a series of accessories to be ordered separately.

ACCESSORIES TABLE

Spotlights from the Newton family can be positioned on the track for accent lighting and must be ordered separately. It is also possible to position a multitude of pendant lamps with the appropriate mechanical/electrical adapter (Art. 7386) to be ordered separately.

Last updated 02/15/2024

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