On Track Inside L Connector - Black

Description

DescriptionOur black L connector is the corner piece of a lighting track system, turning a run of track through a right angle so the line of lights can follow the shape of the room. It has a plastic body in a black finish, with contact ends on both arms that meet the track on either side of the turn. It measures 12.5cm long, 8cm wide and 3.3cm high, and it weighs 0.22KG. It holds no lamp of its own, and its IP20 rating settles where it goes: indoors, in a dry room.
We suggest it wherever a track needs to turn a corner: across two sides of a kitchen ceiling, around the edge of a living room, or framing a picture wall in a hallway or study. Rather than stopping one run and starting a separate one, a single corner piece keeps the track continuous, so the lights can be spaced evenly along both sides of the turn. It suits anyone planning a layout that follows the walls rather than crossing the middle of the room.
There is no switch on the connector itself; the lights on the track are switched at the wall. Like any wired-in track lighting, it is installed by a qualified electrician. The black finish matches a black track and looks at home against a dark ceiling or in a pared-back modern room. Before ordering, count the corners in your planned layout, since each right angle needs its own L connector.
Specification

Material
Plastic

Colour
Black

IP Rating
IP20

Light Source
without lamp socket

Length
12.5cm

Width
8cm

Height
3.3cm

Weight
0.22KG

Protection Class
Class I

Switch
None (switched at the wall)

Frequently AskedWhere can the L connector go?
With an IP20 rating it belongs indoors in a dry room, such as a kitchen ceiling, living room, hallway or study. It is not for outdoors or anywhere near water.
What size is the L connector?
It is 12.5cm long, 8cm wide and 3.3cm high, and it weighs 0.22KG, so it stays compact at the corner of a track run.
Does the connector hold a bulb?
No. It has no lamp socket of its own; its job is to turn a run of lighting track through a right angle.
Is there a switch on the connector?
There is no switch on the connector. The lights on the track are switched at the wall, in the usual way for track lighting.
What material and finish is it?
The body is plastic in a black finish, with contact ends on both arms that meet the track either side of the corner.
How many L connectors will my layout need?
Each right-angled corner in your track layout needs its own L connector, so count the corners in your plan before ordering.