Flarity Live End Feed - Black

Description

DescriptionWe stock the Flarity live end feed in black as the power entry point for a 24V DC track lighting system. It sits at one end of the run and carries the electrical connection from your mains supply into the track rail, so the current can travel along the profile to whatever heads or pendants you fit. The housing is powder-coated aluminium in a matt black finish that matches the rest of the black Flarity track range.

This is the part that starts a track run from a fixed feed point rather than from a driver at one end of the rail. It suits any indoor room where you are building a Flarity track layout, from living rooms and kitchens to bedrooms, offices and retail spaces. With an IP20 rating it is made for dry interiors only, so keep it away from bathrooms, kitchens splashbacks and anywhere it could meet direct water.

The feed runs on 24V DC and is not dimmable in itself, so any dimming is handled by the driver and controls elsewhere in the circuit. It connects to a 24V DC driver positioned away from the track, typically in a ceiling void or an adjacent cupboard, with that driver wired to the 230V mains. We would always have a qualified electrician make the final connection.

Specification

IP Rating
IP20

Voltage
DC 24V

Dimmable
No

Material
Aluminium

Finish
Black

Frequently AskedWhat does the live end feed do?

It is the power entry point for a Flarity 24V DC track run. It brings the connection from your mains supply into the track rail at one end, so power can flow along the profile to the fittings you add.

Is it dimmable?

No, the feed itself is not dimmable. Any dimming is controlled by the 24V DC driver and controls elsewhere in the circuit, so pair it with a dimmable driver if you want to adjust the brightness.

Which rooms can I use it in?

It carries an IP20 rating, so it is suited to dry indoor rooms such as living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, offices and retail spaces. We would not fit it in a bathroom or anywhere exposed to direct water.

Does it include a driver?

No. The feed connects to a separate 24V DC driver that sits away from the track, usually in a ceiling void or nearby cupboard, and that driver is wired to the 230V mains by a qualified electrician.