The Domus TRAK 3-circuit dead end closes the far end of a track run.4040mm, IP20, in black or white.

This is the one track component you can order without asking usanything. A dead end carries no load and makes no connection it caps the open end of thetrack so the conductors are not exposed and the extrusion is finished.

Every run needs one at each end that is not fed. A straight run fed from one end needsone; a run fed from the centre needs two.

Order a spare. They are inexpensive, they are the part most easily lost betweendelivery and fit-off, and a run left open at the end is both untidy and unsafe.

Why an open track end is not acceptable

• Track carries exposed live conductors by design that is how a fitting can beclipped in anywhere along it.
• An open end leaves those conductors accessible. The dead end is what closes themoff, and it is not a cosmetic part.
• It also finishes the extrusion properly, which matters visually when the run stopsshort of a wall rather than butting into one.

Counting them for a run

• Straight run, fed from one end one dead end, at the far end.
• Straight run, fed from the centre two dead ends, one at each end.
• An L or U shaped run one at every terminating end. Count the ends, not thelengths.
• A run that butts into a wall still needs one unless the track is cut to fit tight and cutting track to a hard tolerance on site is rarely worth it.

What else the run needs

• Track lengths 1m surface-mount and other sizes.
• A feed a live end (left or right hand) or a centre feed live joiner.
• Joiners at every junction straight, mini straight or angled.
• These dead ends at every terminating end.
• Tell us the total length and the shape and we will list every piece, so nothingturns up missing on the day.

One thing this part does not tell you

The datasheet attached to this product is the track’s, not the dead end’s itsparts list contains the track lengths and not this component.

On a dead end that matters far less than it does elsewhere in the range. This partcarries no load, so the current rating that is missing from the track’s feeds and joiners is not aquestion here. Where it does matter is the feed ask us about that one.

Matching the finish

Black or white, to match the track.

Match it to the track, not to the fittings. A dead end sits in line with theextrusion and reads as part of it; a mismatched cap at the end of a run is more visible than amismatched fitting hanging from it.

Where it works

• Closing the terminating end of any TRAK 3-circuit run.
• Every run, at every end that is not fed.
• As a spare inexpensive and easily lost.
• Not a joiner and not a feed it makes no connection.
• Indoor only IP20.

Specifying it

3-circuit track dead end. 4040mm, IP20.Black (22160) or white (22161). Closes the terminating end of a TRAK 3-circuit run so the conductors arenot exposed and the extrusion is finished. Carries no load and makes no connection.Part of the modular TRAK 3-circuit system. Warranty 3 years.

The datasheet attached to this product is the track’s, not this component’s though on a part that carries no load that matters far less than it does on the feeds and joiners.Tell us the run length and shape and we will count the dead ends with the rest of thelist.

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Questions

How many do I need?

One at every terminating end of the run. A straight run fed from one end needs one dead end at the far end; a run fed from the centre needs two, one at each end. An L or U shaped run needs one at every end that terminates count the ends, not the lengths. Order a spare: they are inexpensive and they are the part most easily lost between delivery and fit-off.

Can I leave the end open?

No. Track carries exposed live conductors by design that is what lets a fitting be clipped in anywhere along it so an open end leaves those conductors accessible. The dead end closes them off. It is not a cosmetic part, though it does also finish the extrusion properly where a run stops short of a wall.

Does it carry any load?

None. It makes no electrical connection at all it caps the end. That is why it is the one component in this track range you can order without checking a current rating with us first.

Do I still need one if the track butts into a wall?

Usually yes, unless the track has been cut to fit tight against it and cutting track to a hard tolerance on site is rarely worth the effort. Order one for each end and you will not be caught out.

What else does a track run need?

Track lengths, a feed (a live end in the correct hand, or a centre feed live joiner), joiners at every junction, and these dead ends at every terminating end. Tell us the total length and the shape and we will list every piece so nothing turns up missing on the day.

Should it match the track or the fittings?

The track. A dead end sits in line with the extrusion and reads as part of it, so a mismatched cap at the end of a run is far more visible than a mismatched fitting hanging from it. Black or white, to match.

Can it go outdoors?

No. Like the rest of the TRAK system it is IP20, indoor dry areas only.