Power rail

A power rail is a supply line for the electrical current for lights, which creates more flexibility in attaching the lamps. Such rails are often attached to ceilings and the different lamps are then attached with adapters or trans adapters and connected to the electricity. The power ladder is covered and securely installed in the power rail to ensure the greatest possible safety.

Power rails can then not be used for ceiling lighting, as is so often the case, because they also cut a good figure perpendicular on walls, such as with shop windows. The lamps hanged into the rails can be moved or exchanged at any time, which also ensures more flexibility in lighting planning.

There are three different types of current rails, 1 phases of low-voltage rails, 3-phases of power rails or dali Electricity rails that are settled for ceiling or installation, settled by ceilings and suitable for wall mounting. Several of these power rails can be connected to cross or angle compounds and variable couplings.

Here is an overview of the different current rails:

1-phases of power rails:

This type of power rail is perfect for connecting several pendant lights to a stron outlet or putting together its own rail system from different light sources. The lights are hung in the rail via matching (pendulum) luminaire adapter and switched on together via a circuit.

3-phase power rails:

In contrast to 1 phases, these rails can be switched in 3 phases. With your three integrated power lines you can also use three different circuits with one total Performance From 11000 watt realize. In this way, the attached lights can be switched differently and operated in this type of rail. The prerequisite is the assembly on a 5-core power cable.

Dali stream rails:

Also for modern dali Light control And to implement Smart Light Systems, there are power rails with two extra DALI data lines and only one power line. Lamps can be attached to Dali adapter.