DOMUS TRAK 3 CIRCUIT ADAPTOR

The Domus TRAK 3-Circuit Adaptor is the connector between a light and the track — 70 × 90 × 40 mm, 240 V, in black or white.

⭐⭐ The small part that makes the three circuits real

• ⭐ A 3-circuit track carries three live conductors. ⭐ The adaptor is what selects which one a given head connects to.
• ⭐⭐ SO THE ADAPTOR IS WHERE THE SYSTEM'S WHOLE POINT IS DELIVERED. ⭐ The track provides the capability; the adaptor assigns it; the switchboard makes it usable. ⭐ Get any of the three wrong and the other two are wasted.
• ⭐ SETTING IT IS DONE AT INSTALLATION and rarely revisited — ⚠ which is why circuit assignment is worth writing down. ⭐ A shop that cannot remember which heads are on which circuit ends up switching all three together, which is exactly the outcome the system was bought to avoid.
• ⭐ RECORD IT ON A CEILING PLAN AND LEAVE IT WITH THE BUILDING — ⭐ it takes five minutes at handover and saves a survey later.

⭐ It is also what lets a non-track fitting go on track

⭐ An adaptor is the standard interface between the track and whatever hangs from it. ⭐⭐ THAT MEANS PENDANTS AND OTHER FITTINGS CAN BE PUT ON TRACK, not only purpose-made track heads — ⭐ which is a genuinely useful thing in a retail or hospitality fitout where the pendant over a table may need to move when the table does. ⭐ Confirm the fitting's weight and its fixing arrangement with us first; the adaptor's own load limit is not published.

⚠ Its datasheet belongs to something else

• ⭐ The sheet attached to this listing is flagged contradicted, and its item list names four other products. ⭐ It publishes a voltage and an IP rating that describe the track system generally rather than this adaptor.
• ⭐ THE RECORD'S OWN FIGURES ARE WHAT WE HAVE PUBLISHED — ⭐ 70 × 90 × 40 mm, 220–240 V AC, 3-year warranty — and those are corroborated by the title and by the family description.
• ⛔ WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED ANYWHERE IS THE ADAPTOR'S CURRENT AND WEIGHT LIMIT. ⭐ On a component that carries a fitting from a ceiling and passes its full load, those are the specifications that matter. ⭐ Ask us before hanging anything heavier than a standard track head.

⭐ 70 × 90 × 40 mm — small, and visible

⭐ The adaptor sits between the track and the fitting, so it is seen on every head in the run. ⭐⭐ MATCH IT TO THE TRACK, NOT TO THE FITTING. ⭐ A black adaptor on white track is a row of dark blocks along a white line, and it draws the eye to the hardware rather than the light. ⭐ Where the track, adaptor and head all match, the run reads as one continuous piece of equipment. ⭐ On an exposed-services ceiling, black throughout usually disappears best; against plastered white, white does.

⭐ Count them against the head count, not the run

⭐ One adaptor per fitting. ⚠ THAT IS OBVIOUS AND STILL THE COMMONEST OMISSION ON A TRACK ORDER — ⭐ because the track is ordered by length and the heads by quantity, and the adaptor belongs to neither list. ⭐ Some heads ship with an adaptor included and some do not. ⭐ Tell us which heads you are using and we will say how many adaptors the order needs.

⭐ A system of parts, and the ones people forget

⭐ A track run is a system rather than a product. ⭐ Tell us the run length, the head count and the mounting and we will list everything it needs in one go.

✅ What is published

Where it works

• ⭐ Every fitting on a 3-circuit track — ⭐ one each.
• ⭐ Putting pendants on track — ⭐ movable feature lighting.
• ⭐ Where the circuit split is the reason for the system.
• ⚠ Not forgotten from the order — ⭐ it belongs to no other list.
• ⛔ Not with a heavy fitting without confirming the limit.

Specifying it

3-circuit track adaptor. 70 × 90 × 40 mm, 220–240 V AC. Black or white. 3-year warranty. ⭐⭐ THIS IS THE SMALL PART THAT MAKES THE THREE CIRCUITS REAL. The track provides the capability, the adaptor assigns it, and the switchboard makes it usable — get any of the three wrong and the other two are wasted. ⭐ SETTING IT IS DONE AT INSTALLATION AND RARELY REVISITED, so record the circuit assignment on a ceiling plan and leave it with the building: a shop that cannot remember which heads are on which circuit ends up switching all three together, which is exactly what the system was bought to avoid. ⚠ ONE PER FITTING, and it is the commonest omission on a track order because it belongs to neither the length list nor the head list.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

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