Showroom And Gallery Lighting
Zoomable and fixed-beam track heads with CRI above 90 for spaces where the display changes and the colour has to be right.
Showrooms and galleries re-hang. A lighting scheme that assumes fixed positions is obsolete within a season. Track solves the layout problem and zoomable heads solve the beam problem: the installer sets the beam between roughly 15 and 60 degrees on the ladder rather than ordering a new fitting. Add CRI above 90 and the artwork, vehicle paint or fabric on display reads the way it should.
What This Industry Keeps Running Into
- Fixed-beam fittings that no longer suit the display after a re-hang
- Ordering the wrong beam angle and discovering it after the container lands
- Colour rendering that flattens paint finishes and fabric samples
- Spill light on walls and ceilings that dilutes the accent
- Rail extensions that do not match the profile already installed
What The Specification Has To Deliver
- Manually adjustable beam angle so the installer can tune on site
- CRI above 90 for colour-critical display
- 355 degree rotation and 90 degree tilt for re-aiming
- Rail that can be extended in matching lengths later
- Dimming so the accent to ambient ratio can be set
Typical Applications
- Gallery walls re-hung every few weeks from a fixed rail
- Vehicle and furniture showrooms where the display rotates
- Material and tile showrooms needing accurate colour
- Pop-up and exhibition stands built and struck on a schedule
- Museum cases lit at a narrow beam with minimal spill
Fixtures We Put On These Projects
30W Zoomable LED Track Light
40W Zoomable LED Track Light
20W Zoomable LED Track Light
10W Zoomable LED Track Light
How A Project Runs With Us
How We Support The Project
OEM And ODM Lighting Manufacturing
From your idea to a mock-up sample in days, then into production on our own lines with our own powder coating plant.
Lighting Design And Photometric Support
IES files and Dialux calculations before you commit to a head count, so the layout is proved on paper first.
Track System Selection And Compatibility
Getting the wire count, adapter and rail profile right before the order, so nothing is discovered on a ladder.
Background Reading
How To Choose The Beam Angle For A LED Track Light
Beam angle decides whether a display reads as an accent or a wash. This guide works from ceiling height and display width to the angle you should order.
How To Read An IES File And A Dialux Report
The two documents that turn a lighting proposal from an opinion into a calculation, and what to look for in each.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a zoomable head over a fixed beam?
Because you set the beam on site. If the display changes or you were unsure of the ceiling height when ordering, a zoomable head absorbs that uncertainty.
What beam range do the zoomable heads cover?
Roughly 15 to 60 degrees, adjusted manually at the fitting. The exact range per model is on its product page.
What CRI do these heads reach?
The CREE-based models run CRI above 90.
Can I extend the rail later?
Yes, in 1, 1.5, 2 and 3 metre lengths, provided the wire count matches. Order spare lengths with the first shipment if the space is likely to grow.
Can the heads be dimmed?
Triac and DALI versions are available and must be chosen at order.
Talk To Us About Your Showroom And Gallery Lighting Project
Send the ceiling plan, the ceiling heights and what is on display. We will come back with a fixture schedule, beam angles and a Dialux calculation.