Articles about Track Lights

Replacing a Ceiling Track Light

I installed all new track light, and my no-touch power tester lights up almost anywhere on the ceiling within 12 inches of the track. Is this normal?

Replace MR16 Bulbs with MR16 LED Bulbs in a Track Light

I am looking to buy MR16 LED bulbs to replace the existing halogen MR16 in some track lighting. However, I noticed the existing halogen (6) bulbs are 24 volt, not the typical 12 volt.

Why Track Lights Get Hot

I wired a track light but it is hot around the light is that common? Track Light Heads and High Heat Problems

Why Track Lights May Stop Working

How to Know What Causes Lights to Not Work – Installing high watt lamps that are not specified for the track light head. Each light head or compatible light fixture attached to the track light has a bulb size, type and watt limitation

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