How do I change my CDM track spotlights with LEDs?


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With LED track spotlights, you can direct your lighting in the desired direction and customize it. The track spotlights are used in a wide variety of areas and thanks to the latest LED technology, they last up to 5 times longer than conventional spotlights. The installation works uncomplicated and fast. Whether you have already decided on products or are still on the lookout - we give you the necessary know-how to switch to LED track spotlights!

Key facts at a glance:

·        Short Lighting Direct explanatory video for easy and safe installation
·        LED track lights offer a long life of up to 50,000 hours
·        A change allows up to 90% energy savings
·        LED track spotlights have a particularly high color rendering
·        They are especially popular in the retail, catering, galleries or general areas such as corridors

Installation of LED track spotlights

The installation of LED track spotlights in your 3-phase track system works easily and without any further adjustments. Watch our video now!

For fast readers: our step-by-step guide

1.     Turn off the CDM track spotlight by setting the phase wheel to 0.
2.     Then loosen the locking clip and remove the CDM rail system.
3.     Set the phase wheel of the LED track spotlight to 0.
4.     Place and close the LED track light.
5.     Then turn the phase wheel of the LED until it lights up.

Where are rail spotlights used?

Rail spotlights are popular in retail, hospitality, canteens, and corridors. Due to their flexibility, they are also suitable for unusually split and asymmetrically cut, highly angular rooms. The spotlights are also very advantageous for luxurious lighting and accent lighting thanks to the high color rendering. In exhibition areas or museums spotlights also provide spectacular lighting of art objects.

What are the advantages of LED track spotlights?

Unlike traditional CDM emitters, LEDs offer you many more benefits. The integrated LED chips have a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, which corresponds to about 15 years' average use. For comparison, a conventional rail spotlight has a lifetime of only about 12,000 hours or about four years. By replacing your conventional lamps, you can save up to 90% energy and, more importantly, protect the environment.

Not only do you save energy and maintenance costs, they also give your products a perfect look at and increase your sales.


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