The Logik TS65 is a three-head track light 18W per head, 54W total, 1,600lm atCRI above 92 on a 24 beam, TRIAC dimmable in black orwhite.

18W is per head. The fitting draws 54W. Thislisting states it plainly 318W and the same istrue of the 12W Logik, which draws 36W in total.Tell your electrician the total if it is joining an existing circuit.

CRI above 92 the highest figure in this catalogue

That is the reason to buy it. >92 is gallery-grade colour rendering, higher thananything else we list from this vendor. On a fitting built topoint at artwork and objects, it is exactly where the money should go aCRI80 spot makes a painting look like a photocopy of itself.

A 24 beam a real spot

Narrow. Most spotlights throw 3660 and wash a wall; theLogik puts a tight, defined circle on a single object. That is what you want on acanvas, a sculpture or a display case.

The brighter of the two Logiks

1,600lm against the 12W versions 950lm and larger heads at 65mm rather than 55mm. Choosethis one for a high ceiling, a large canvas, or a commercial space where the smallerheads would not carry.

Track means you move them

Three heads on a metre of track, each sliding and aiming independently. Rehang theart, move the furniture, change the display you move the lights, not thewiring. That is the whole case for track over fixed spots.

Warm at 2700K, which galleries prefer

2700, 3000 or 4000K. It goes warmer than the usual set, and2700K is the traditional choice for oil paintings and timber. Selected on thefitting.

And it dims

TRIAC (leading-edge), so the whole track dims together.Check compatibility with us if your dimmer is trailing-edge or smart.

A COB LED, not an SMD array

Chip-on-board puts the emitters on a single die, which gives aclean, single-shadow beam important on a narrow spot, where an SMD array canthrow a doubled edge onto the wall behind the object.

Where it works

• Artwork and gallery walls where CRI>92 earns its keep.
• Retail display and shopfronts.
• High ceilings, where the 12W would not carry.
• Rooms whose layout will change.

Specifying it

Three heads at 65 130mm on a 1,000mm track,1.45kg, in aluminium and polycarbonate, matte. IntegratedCOB LED at 18W per head 54W total, 1,600lm,included, switchable 2700/3000/4000K,CRI>92, beam 24,dimmable TRIAC. 240V,ClassI earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

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Questions

Is 18W the total?

No 18W per head, 54W across three. This listing states it plainly as “3 18W”. Tell your electrician the total if it is joining an existing circuit.

How long is the track?

One metre. Both our sources say ten metres the sheet as “1000cm” and the record as “10000mm” which is a decimal error on a three-head track. Longer runs are available; ask us.

Which Logik should I choose?

This 18W version gives 1,600lm with 65mm heads; the 12W gives 950lm with 55mm heads. Choose this for a high ceiling, a large canvas or a commercial space.

What makes it better than a normal spotlight?

CRI above 92 gallery grade, and the highest figure in this catalogue. A CRI 80 spot makes a painting look like a photocopy of itself.

How narrow is the beam?

24 a real spot. Most spotlights throw 3660 and wash a wall; this puts a tight defined circle on a single object.

Can I dim it?

Yes, on a TRIAC (leading-edge) dimmer, and the whole track dims together.

Why a COB rather than an SMD?

Chip-on-board puts the emitters on a single die, giving a clean single-shadow beam. An SMD array can throw a doubled edge onto the wall behind the object.