NuVo
NuVo TH352 1-Light MR16 120V Gimbal Ring Russet Bronze Track Lighting
A single MR16 track head with a gimbal ring for adjustable aiming in a russet bronze finish
- typeTrack Lighting
- 1-light MR16 track head for focused accent lighting
- Gimbal ring allows adjustable aiming direction
- 120 V operation works on standard household circuits
- Russet Bronze finish suits traditional or modern décor
- NuVo brand track lighting component
Product Identity
The NuVo TH352 is a single-head track fixture that accepts one MR16 lamp and operates directly on 120 V mains power. It is intended for residential or light-commercial accent lighting where a compact, adjustable head is required.
Thermals, Noise, Power
The gimbal-ring design allows the lamp to be aimed without tools, directing heat away from the track and surrounding surfaces. With no integrated fan or driver, the unit runs silently and draws only the wattage of the installed MR16 lamp.
Build and Connectors
A russet bronze finish provides a warm, neutral tone that coordinates with matching track systems. The head mounts to standard single-circuit track by a simple twist-lock action, so repositioning or adding further heads is straightforward.
Highlights
- 1-light MR16 track head for focused accent lighting
- Gimbal ring allows adjustable aiming direction
- 120 V operation works on standard household circuits
- Russet Bronze finish suits traditional or modern décor
- NuVo brand track lighting component
Specifications
| Brand | NUVO |
|---|---|
| type | Track Lighting |
Questions about this item
How do I install the NuVo TH352 track head onto a 120V track, and what step is often missed?
Insert the head into the track groove, rotate the locking tab until it clicks, then aim the gimbal ring; the step often missed is fully seating the tab so the head cannot rotate unintentionally.
What maintenance will the MR16 lamp in this 1-light head need later?
The MR16 lamp is user-replaceable; when output drops or the lamp fails, remove the retaining ring, swap in a new 120V MR16, and re-secure the ring.
What limit appears first when the TH352 runs continuously for hours?
The 120V MR16 lamp reaches its rated thermal limit first, causing protective dimming or shutdown until the gimbal ring and housing cool down.
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