The STT 3" Euro Series track light is designed for accent, display, and general illumination. Its rounded driver housing contributes to a clean design appearance. The front bezel accepts two accessories as standard, with the option to add a third.
Mounting options
This track series is available with various mounting options, including surface, pendant, and cord/clamp configurations.
Applications
The STT 3" Euro Series track light is ideal for highlighting artwork, showcasing products, and providing overall lighting. In a gallery, the STT 3" Euro Series track light can be used to enhance the visibility of sculptures, while also ensuring the entire space is well-lit for visitors.
Features
- Rounded driver housing for a sleek design
- Fixture can rotate 359 degrees and tilt/lock at 90 degrees
- Passive-cooled, Zhaga-compliant LED module for easy maintenance or upgrades
- Quick-twist LED optics for adjustments on-site
- Variety of mounting styles: surface, pendant, and cord/clamp
- The front bezel accommodates two standard accessories with a third accessory option
Finish
The finish is created using a multi-stage polyester powder-coat process applied on dedicated paint lines. A wide range of standard and custom finishes is available.
Construction
The fixture is constructed from die-cast, extruded, and machined aluminum.
Electronics
The LED system uses the Xicato LED module, which has special phosphor technology for consistent and stable color. It maintains a color temperature of ±100K throughout its life. The standard color rendering index (CRI) is 83, with 2 MacAdam Ellipse bins. There's a high CRI option of 98 with finer 1x2 MacAdam Ellipse binning. The fixture works with various electronic drivers rated for 120V/277V and offers dimming options.
Code Compliance
The product is BAA-compliant and ETL-certified to meet US and Canadian standards. It is suitable for dry or damp locations and has been manufactured and tested to UL Standards No. 1598/8750.
A manufacturer of architectural downlights and decorative luminaires.
Spectrum Lighting began in 1992 with a partnership between high school friends Jeff Fein and Chris Roemlein, who decided to specialize in low-voltage landscape lighting due to limited competition. They used low-voltage outdoor PAR 36 lamps and collaborated with a local machine shop to create functional outdoor fixtures.
In 1996, the company rebranded and expanded into architectural lighting, launching downlights and decorative luminaires. The new logo represented the fun they aimed to have at work while they continued to grow. Today, Spectrum operates a 250,000-square-foot factory in Fall River, MA, employing 250 people. It prides itself on local manufacturing and providing a high-quality work environment.
