Halogen Track Lighting: Diminutive Light, Powerful Source

2008-05-14 15:40:06

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Halogen track lighting addresses the need of some designers who need inconspicuous lighting that comes from a strong light power source. Track lights feature heads that are movable; they can be angled between zero and ninety degrees with a degree rotation that can reach as high as 356. Halogen track lights can easily be directed in accurately controlled patterns.

All track lightings, including halogen track lighting, are normally suspended from the ceiling. They can be low voltage track lighting which is very useful in highlighting a piece of art mounted on the wall. Low voltage halogen track lights are more concentrated and have a narrower light beam. Keep in mind, however, that they usually need a special electronic dimmer because the standard ones would damage the halogen.

You can choose from a number of halogen track lighting heads that come with different styles, sizes and shapes to fit your requirements. The track lengths can be two, four, or eight feet. Other halogen track lights come with electronic transformers so you can contrast or complement them with any standard incandescent dimmers. Low voltage track lighting can be low voltage bell or low voltage gimbal ring.

You can also customize the lighting effects by adding some beam elongating lens, and ultraviolet filters to produce an aesthetic appeal. If you want to match the color of your wall and the halogen track lighting, you can simply choose those covered with aluminum bands and paint them with the color of your choice.

If you wish to disperse more light in a room using a halogen track lighting, then choose a track that is capable of partially encircling a room within the distance of at least six feet from the walls. This strategy is more efficient than placing a single halogen track light in the middle of the room.


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