Juno Lighting
Juno Lighting Trac-Lites Floating Electric Feed Black R29 BL 120V 20A 2400W
A floating electrical feed connects power anywhere along a track system, supporting 20 A at 120 V for up to 2400 W on a single circuit
- TypeCircuit Breakers
- MaterialHAWA
- 20 A capacity supports high-load track runs
- 2400 W maximum handles multiple fixtures
- Floating feed covers outlet box anywhere on track
- 120 V AC matches standard residential wiring
- Single-circuit design simplifies installation
Juno Trac-Lites Floating Electric Feed
This black floating electric feed connects to a standard outlet box at any point along a Juno Trac-Lites track run. It supplies a single 120V AC circuit rated for 20 amps and a maximum total load of 2400 watts. The unit measures four and a half inches square by five eighths of an inch high and is made of plastic.
Practical limits of the track interface
The feed supports one circuit only, so every fixture on that track shares the same 20 amp breaker. Total connected lighting must not exceed 2400 watts at 120 volts. The plastic housing and floating design are intended for indoor track systems that accept this form factor.
Check your existing setup before ordering
Verify that your track system is Juno Trac-Lites compatible and accepts a floating feed that mounts directly over an outlet box. Confirm the circuit breaker protecting the line is rated for 20 amps at 120V AC. Ensure the physical dimensions suit the available space around the outlet box.
Highlights
- 20 A capacity supports high-load track runs
- 2400 W maximum handles multiple fixtures
- Floating feed covers outlet box anywhere on track
- 120 V AC matches standard residential wiring
- Single-circuit design simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | Juno Lighting Group - Juno Trac-Lites |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Breakers |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 20 A version or a lower-amperage feed for my track run?
The R29 BL is a 20 A floating feed rated for 2400 W on a single 120 V circuit; choose it when the total connected load approaches that limit, otherwise a lower-rated feed will suffice.
What does the 2400 W rating mean once the feed is installed on the track?
It is the maximum combined wattage of all fixtures you can power from this feed on one 120 V circuit without tripping the 20 A breaker.
How does the 120 V single-circuit interface limit what I can connect?
The feed supplies one 120 V circuit at up to 20 A, so every fixture on that track section shares the same 2400 W budget and cannot be split across multiple circuits.
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