Electrical Question from Mike about Adding Lights
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Question: I have track lighting installed..Hampton bay track and lights. I want to add a small hard wired light to hang from the track down over my kitchen island. |
Electrical Question from Mike about Adding Lights
Received from Mike a Homeowner in Braintree, Massachusetts.
Question:
I have track lighting installed, Hampton Bay track and lights.
I want to add a small hard wired light to hang from the track down over my kitchen island.
Now I see track pendants that do this but the light I want to buy is not a track light, it is a regular hard wired type of light.
Is this possible and what adapter would I need maybe to get this to work?
Additional Comments: Website is great. Wish I had found it sooner..
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question.
Adding a Pendant Light to a Track Light
Mike, I have not seen an adapter as you have described. However it it would be best to install a track light pendant light assembly that is made specifically to be compatible with your track light. This would make sure it works properly and is safe for the application.
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