Track lighting rail Azzardo Beta Track Magnetic 1-phase, 2 m, black (AZ5141)

Azzardo Beta Track Magnetic 1-phase rail in black is a 2 m magnetic track designed to provide continuous power to compatible magnetic luminaires. The track supports one-phase magnetic track lighting systems and is intended for installations where adjustable, track-mounted fixtures are required. Its black finish integrates with contemporary interiors in retail, office, gallery and residential spaces.

Advantages

The track offers a reliable continuous power feed for magnetic luminaires and simplifies repositioning of fixtures along the rail. Its 2 m length reduces the need for multiple connectors in medium-length runs, while the black finish minimizes visual distraction and helps create a unified look. The product is compatible with standard one-phase magnetic track components, allowing straightforward integration with existing magnetic track lighting systems.

Suitable for

• Retail displays and shop lighting
• Office task and accent lighting
• Gallery and exhibition illumination
• Residential kitchens, living areas and corridors

Key specifications

• Type: 1-phase magnetic track rail
• Length: 2 m
• Finish: black
• Mounting: ceiling or surface-mounted track system
• Compatibility: magnetic luminaires for one-phase magnetic systems

How to use

Install the rail onto a suitable ceiling or surface using appropriate fasteners and brackets according to mounting surface and local electrical regulations. Connect the track to the building power feed through an approved power inlet or connector designed for one-phase magnetic track systems. Attach magnetic luminaires by aligning their magnetic adapter with the rail and sliding them into the desired position; fixtures can be repositioned along the rail as needed. Electrical connections and installation should be performed by a qualified electrician.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility of luminaires with one-phase magnetic tracks before installation, ensure secure mechanical fixing, and follow local electrical codes. For optimal lighting layout, plan fixture positions and power distribution to avoid overloading the circuit.