Technical 12v Wire Spotlight

This cast and turned aluminium spotlight is a more technical looking product for use on our 12v tension wire system.

Rated for use with a 35w lamp but can use 20w lamps you need less light.

Available in two styles track fixed and drop rod.

Both versions give 350º rotation and 90º tilt.

The drop rod is 250mm long and cannot be reduced in size.

• Wire spacing of 100mm
• 90 degree variable tilt
• 350 degree variable rotation
• Cast and anodised aluminium

Specification
Number Of Lamps	1
Lamp Type	MR16 - 12v Halogen Reflector
Spare Lamps	MR16 35w 12v lamp - 36 degree flood
Lamps Included	No
Dimmable?	No
Max Wattage	35w
Width/Diameter	55mm
Height	125mm
Construction	Aluminium - Anodised
Wiring Details	Class 3 - Supplied from an SELV Transformer

Availability: Normally in stock - delivered in 5-7 days

I am wanting a fitting for a wire system that is able to be placed so the light is shone up to an apex of a vaulted ceiling, would this spotlight be able to do this? The issue with positioning any luminaire 'above' the actual tension wire is that you are shifting the centre of gravity outside of the stability zone. This means that the head will be unstable and will be almost impossible to orientate as you desire, a situation which is only exacerbated if you choose a luminaire with a heavier head (as per this fitting).

Is the spacing of the wires fixed and if so, what is it ? A cable spacing of around 100m should be used with these lights

What is the spacing of the wires for the Technical 12v wire spotlight The wire spacing for this fitting is 100mm.

Can I buy led lamps instead of halogen lamps to go with this wire system? You could use LED lamps in these fittings but you have to be careful about under loading your transformer. These wire systems tend to use a toroidal transformer and you should always be working to 80% capacity. This basically comes down to how many fittings you are intending to use on your system.

Can these be used in bathrooms? I have a vulated, beamed ceiling in my bathroom and it''''s being refitted for a shower. I have no idea how to overcome the lighting issue without these Outside of bathroom zones 0, 1, & 2 you can pretty much use whatever you like. But you have to be conscious that high humidity will cause problems. You'd be better off calling and discussing your needs with us so we can find the best solution for your space.

I really like the look of these wire systems, but find the transformers so unsightly. Is there anyway of getting around this? Boxing them in? It's for a new build so walls haven't been plastered yet! We have just listed the perfect solution for this. It can be found clicking here. This lets you put a transformer up in the ceiling void out of site but allows access to it if required (i.e to change a fuse).