Australian lighting manufacturer LimeLite has been steadily rolling out a line of track spots and decorative pendants that use 3D-printed components for the key mechanical pieces. Over the years I’ve covered several other manufacturers launching 3D printing for commercial lighting, … Continue reading limelite – 3D printing and DC power
Over the past few years, there has been a clear trend for track lighting and other innovative “system” style architectural lighting products to adopt 48VDC instead the usual mains voltage 120VAC or 220-240VAC. 48VDC delivers a host of benefits, most … Continue reading LED track lighting is rapidly adopting 48VDC as a new standard
An impressive track lighting system from XAL with a nicely-executed marketing video succinctly showing the numerous options and features (below). The “Move It” system uses a magnetic attachment system to allow the fixtures to be slid along the length, making it much more friendly to non-technical people to adjust the lighting. Plus the design and technical refinement of the spots and linear fixtures is great to see. Continue reading xal move it system
Daily Icon has a post with a very slick LED-based linear track system design from LensAss, a Belgium architecture firm that works in conjunction with Eden Design.
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