URail Suspension

1- Select the rails
2- Choose the power supplies and connectors
3- Choose the spots
Finished

This versatile system can be installed in any room of the house, even in corners and in rooms with different ceiling heights. Whether L-shaped or H-shaped, the configuration adapts to your lighting concept and can be adapted to any room layout.

First, you need to study the layout of your room by choosing the power source to which the rail system will be connected. Then, you need to calculate the lengths of the individual rails from this position. Then, choose the appropriate connection elements based on the number of elements, branches, and direction changes you want to install.
With the Flex connector, you can install a continuous track system across multiple rooms. The final step is to choose between a switch and a dimmer.
After attaching the power supply to the power source, mark the path for the tracks on the ceiling. Then secure the tracks with screws and anchors. Once the tracks are installed, all that's left is to position the lights wherever you want them.

You should not shorten the rails yourself, as U-Rail is a high-voltage system. Improperly cutting them can lead to faults and short circuits. This applies not only to the rails, but also to other components that operate at 230 volts. For safety reasons, only a qualified electrician should shorten them.
Depending on your project, you can order rails of different dimensions (10 cm, 50 cm, 1 m or 2 m) or complete kits.

Yes, you can mount the rails on slopes up to 45 degrees.

Yes, you can use the L-shaped connector interchangeably.
to the right or to the left.

Yes, you can use the T-fitting indifferently towards the
right or left.