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Vector, Artemide • Designed by Carlotta de Bevilacqua, Vector is a spotlighting system available with two different size fixture heads. The Vector 40 (40mm diameter housing) uses 8.5W of power, provides up to 800 lumens, and is available with three beam spreads: spot, flood, and wide flood. The Vector 55 (55mm diameter housing) uses 22W of power, provides up to 1,760 lumens, and is available with a narrow spot beam spread. Beam control is by way of refractive or hybrid optical units. Available in 3000K or 4000K with a CRI of 90, the fixture head has an aluminum finish. Vector has three installation options: magnetic track, track, or recessed. In the track scenario, because the junction arm is integrated into the fixture-head’s body, the luminaire’s center of gravity is perfectly aligned with the track. The spotlights can be adjusted and locked via a pivoting armature. Track installation allows for DALI control. • artemide.net

Christian Hoffmann

Oseris, Erco • Created for retail, gallery, and residential applications, the design of this new line of LED spotlights features a beveled, swivel joint set flush against a semi-spherical trackhead. The luminaire features Erco’s Spherolit lens system and is available in narrow spot, spot, flood, wide flood, extra wide flood, oval flood and wallwash. The LED module uses high-power LEDs on a metal core PCB and is available in warm-white or neutral–white in 2700K and 3000K with a CRI of 90-plus, and 4000K at a CRI of 80-plus or 90-plus depending on wattage. The control gear is in the turning transadapter that clicks into the track. The housing is made of cast aluminum with a powder coat finish in white, black, or silver. Phase dimmable. • erco.com

Irideon Wash Light Zoom (WLZ), ETC • Designed for museums, lobbies, and retail applications, this track-style projector provides a high level of control for creating smooth, bright wash light. The luminaire uses a 20W, 3000K LED source from Cree, with a CRI either of 80-plus or 90-plus, and that delivers more than 1,200 lumens. 4000K and 5000K options are also available. Dimming range is from 100% to less than 1%. The canopy works with zero to 10V, DALI, or DMX controls. The housing is made of die-cast aluminum and comes with a rotating shutter assembly as well as locking three-pane shutters. An optional barn door accessory and a built-in zoom is adjusted by rotating the rear of the fixture housing. Standard finish colors are black, white, and silver. Custom colors are also available. • etcconnect.com

Freeline F44, Fabbian USA • Designed by Flynn Talbot, the Freeline F44 Collection is a new option in tracklighting designed to work on the X-, Y-, and Z-axes. The system is comprised of non-powered grooved round rail, connectors, and machined aluminum or blown-glass LED fixture heads. The rails are available in three lengths–40", 79", and 118"– and each rail can hold up to 12 fixture heads. Each luminaire uses an 8W, 3000K, 90 CRI LED module that provides 600 lumens and can be powered remotely, directly, or via cord-and-plug. The fixture heads have three optical choices: 10-degree or 30-degree spotlight, 120-degree floodlight, or even illumination via the blown-glass diffuser. Fixture layouts can combine all three lighting variations. • fabbian.us

D.A.Wagner

BP “Mini” LED Image Projector, Lighting Services Inc • A compact, architecturally designed LED image projector designed for medium throw applications up to 20', the luminaire features a high-output LED module, 360-degree rotation, true “E” size gobo projections, four cool-touch shutters on three planes, and easy to operate lockable zoom lenses (20- to 60-degrees). The fixture has a drop-in accessory cartridge for dichroic filters and a spring-loaded front accessory holder for gel media. Finish options are Black, White, and Silver. • lightingservicesinc.com

D.A.Wagner

CONTROLTrack, Lighting Services Inc • CONTROLTrack is a continuous slot track system that allows for dynamic control of fixtures through various wired protocols including DMX, DALI, Lutron EcoSystem and up to two zones of zero to 10V control. Made of specification-grade heavy duty .070 (2mm) extruded aluminum track, the segments are available in nominal 4', 8', and 12' lengths. CONTROLTrack can be mounted directly to any horizontal or vertical surface, at least 5'-0" above finished floor, or suspended from a surface by field-cuttable stainless-steel cables or steel stems. One and two-circuit track rated for 120/250V or 277V at 50/60 Hz with a maximum 20 amp for each circuit. One hundred amp total capacity when using integral wireways. Separate neutral track conductor used for each circuit. Available in black, white, or silver finishes. UL and CUL listed for dry locations. • lightingservicesinc.com

Sebastien Racicot

M Series, Lumenpulse This new family of LED spotlights features dynamic color control, ultra-narrow beam spreads, and a custom LED chip with a lifetime of 225,000 hours, according to the manufacturer. Available in three sizes—M2 (small), M3 (medium), and M4 (large)—the fixtures have a decorative color trim, and are available in both a single- and double-circuit track configurations with field-changeable accessories. Two new optical distributions—an ultra-narrow 4-degree beam and a narrow 10-degree beam—complement the standard optical offerings. The M4 version incorporates new color tuning functionality including Dim-to-Warm (DTW), Dynamic White (DWH) and Dynamic White Warm (DWW). Housing is available in 18 color options, in both matte and glossy finishes. Compatible with Lumentalk, the company’s patented technology that allows for digital control over existing AC power lines. • lumenpulse.com

Supersystem II, Zumtobel • This slim-profile LED spotlight track system for low-voltage lighting applications uses either a 1"-wide H or U-shape track to provide a full range of lighting options for general , accent, direct, indirect and wallwashing in lumen packages up to 1,200 lumens. Trackheads are available in three sizes: mini, midi, and maxi, and beam spreads options include superspot, spot, flood, wide flood, oval outline vertical, framing, wallwasher, and line. The LED modules are available in 2700K, 3000K, and 4000K. Trackheads are made of die-cast aluminum, in either a coated black or white finish. • zumtobel.us

Motolux MotoZERO, Forma Lighting • MotoZERO, part of the Motolux Series of luminaires from Forma Lighting, is designed for installations that require frequent reconfiguration such as retail settings, hospitality and entertainment environments, and museums. Hand-held remote or wireless Bluetooth app allows the fixtures to be reconfigured. MotoZERO is available in three standard sizes that work with Halo, Juno, Lightolier, and Global tracks with a track adapter or C-clamp for vertical mounts. The fixture head is composed of die cast aluminum and can be adjusted, remotely or manually, to aiming angles of 350-degree pan and plus or minus 90-degree tilt. The luminaire comes standard with a choice of either a Lumentix or Citizens integrated LED module from 11W to 50W and up to 3,000 lumens in 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, or dim-to-warm. Control options include a hand-held remote transmitter and Casambi Bluetooth. DALI and DMX controls are available upon request. • FormaLighting.us

Jason Luckenbill

SMARTrack, LEDRAbrands, Bruck • SMARTrack is a two circuit, 25A rated, 48V track system for intelligent control fixtures that use Bluetooth wireless or data-bus control systems. The track profile measures 1.25" wide by 0.50" tall and is composed of an extruded aluminum section; the low-voltage live circuit conductors are made of heavy gauge copper. SMARTrack can be surface mounted, suspended via drop rods, or cables. Finish choices are white, silver, or black. Endcaps are included with live end-feed only. Works with DALI, DMX, zero-to-10V, and Bluetooth controls. • brucklighting.com

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