Newness 2020: TAL 48V track system
TAL lighting tracks are a solution eagerly chosen by architects for private and commercial interiors. They are appreciated for their minimalistic appearance and clean, aesthetic form. The TAL brand specializing in technical architectural lighting has taken a step forward in designing busbars. The novelty of 2020, i.e. magnetic 48V rails, is a safe, easier and even more affordable way to install luminaires. Changing the composition within the rail thanks to the adapters with a magnet allows you to freely change the arrangement and setting of lighting scenes.
TAL luminaires adapted for mounting on a magnetic rail can be freely plugged in and unplugged, thanks to which moving and changing the arrangement of the lamps is very simple, fast, and does not require the use of any tools.
Spotlights and suspended luminaires available in several colors.
TAL 48V lighting busbars are made of aluminum profiles with integrated electric wires. Single point power supply reduces the need to supply electricity to each luminaire separately. Thanks to this solution, changing the arrangement of lamps, for example after unfolding the table or changing the way the interior is used, does not require renovation and redesign of the lighting points. All you need to do is disconnect and connect the luminaires in the desired new location.
Technical and decorative lighting
LINEAIR TAL dostępna w długościach: 86 mm, 567 mm, 847 mm, 1128 mm, 1408 mm
Barwy światła: 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, switch ON/OFF lub wersja ściemnialna DALI
TAL KALEBAS GLASS with a glass, hand-made lampshade, black, white, copper or gold interior
Types of TAL magnetic busbars:
- flush-mounted
- surface mounted
- suspended (surface mounted with additional elements for hanging on steel cables)
Each profile is made in any length adjusted to individual needs. The use of connections and corners allows you to build not only straight lines, but also L-shaped, U-shaped and rectangular layouts.
Each track can be connected to both TAL reflector type luminaires, with the possibility of changing the angle of incidence of light, as well as suspended ones. In this way, we get many variants and a virtually infinite number of configurations.
