How To Install Two Circuit Track Lighting Fixtures

Each Circuit track lighting is rated at 20A and allows the control of two individual sets of fixtures (1920w per circuit)
Two Circuit track lighting enables the use of two separately fed circuits on one section or run of track
Two-circuit track saves on installation costs by eliminating the need for long separate feed runs

Circuit No. 1 – lower Circuit 1. Insert fixture into the track 2. Rotate adapter 90° until arrow points to the polarity line on the track Circuit No. 2 – Upper Circuit 1. Lift the copper tab with a screw driver 2. Insert fixture into the track 4. Rotate adapter 90° until arrow points to the polarity line on the track
One Feed Circuit – two switches Two switches on one feed circuit provide the convenience and flexibility of using two sets of fixtures on a single run of track. Two sets of fixtures may be used to light two areas or for two applications such as spot lighting and wall washing, all on a single run of track from a single feed point. Two-circuit track is also an economical way to light two areas from a single feed point, eliminating the need to run additional wiring and creating additional holes in the ceiling or wall. One feed circuit is typically limited to 120v 20A (2400w × 0.8 = 1920w)
Two Feed Circuits – two switches Two switches with two feed circuits provide the same benefits of convenience and economy with the added benefit of doubling the electrical load capacity to 3840w (2 × 2400w × 0.8 = 3840w) This is ideal where long runs with many fixtures are anticipated or for applications where many high-wattage fixtures are to be used. Rated 3 wire, two circuit 120/240v, 60Hz, single phase with grounded neutral.

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