Juno Lighting
Juno Lighting Track Fixture Open Back Spot 75W 120V
Open-back track head accepts PAR30 lamps up to 75 W at 120 V and adjusts 90 degrees vertically and 358 degrees horizontally
- Gimbaled head aims light precisely with 90° vertical and 358° horizontal adjustment
- Open-back design fits PAR30 lamps up to 75 watts for bright output
- Steel housing in black finish suits commercial track systems at 120 volts
- Compatible with halogen, incandescent or LED lamps for flexible lighting choices
- Compact 7¾-inch height and 4⅜-inch length installs easily in tight spaces
Track Fixture Open Back Spot 75W 120V
This Juno Lighting track fixture accepts PAR30 lamps up to 75 watts at 120 volts AC. The open-back steel housing comes in a black finish and mounts on compatible track systems. It supports halogen, incandescent or LED lamp technologies. The gimbaled head adjusts 90 degrees vertically and 358 degrees horizontally.
Suited for accent and display lighting with PAR30
This fixture suits installers who need a directional track head for PAR30 lamps at 75 watts maximum. It is not for buyers who require a higher wattage allowance or a different lamp base type. The fixed 120 volt input also means it cannot be used on low-voltage track systems.
Maximum lamp wattage 75 watts
The 75 watt limit is the single specification that determines whether this head matches the intended lamp. Exceeding this rating risks overheating the steel housing and track adapter. Always verify the lamp wattage before installation.
Highlights
- Gimbaled head aims light precisely with 90° vertical and 358° horizontal adjustment
- Open-back design fits PAR30 lamps up to 75 watts for bright output
- Steel housing in black finish suits commercial track systems at 120 volts
- Compatible with halogen, incandescent or LED lamps for flexible lighting choices
- Compact 7¾-inch height and 4⅜-inch length installs easily in tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Juno Lighting Group - Juno Trac-Lites |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the PAR30 lamp or a different type for this track head?
The fixture is designed for a PAR30 lamp and accepts halogen, incandescent, or LED versions up to 75 W at 120 V AC.
What does the 75 W limit mean once the head is installed on my track?
You can run any compatible PAR30 lamp up to 75 watts; the open-back steel housing dissipates heat from halogen, incandescent, or LED sources.
How far can I aim the beam with the gimbaled mount?
The head tilts 90 degrees vertically and rotates 358 degrees horizontally, so you can direct light almost anywhere along the track.
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