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The Fast Track
Recessed electro-mechanical profile for plasterboard ceilings from FLOS Architectural, 2017.
1000 × 86 × 125 mm
2017
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Description
Overview
The Fast Track Recessed Profile (06.1850.14, Black) is an electro-mechanical profile for recessed installations in plasterboard ceilings, dated 2017. It is part of The Fast Track, a system for moving, motorised projectors along a structure.
Construction
- Mounting: wall recessed or ceiling recessed, indoor dry locations
- Fixing: fixed or adjustable fastening kits optional; roof fastening kits install without aluminium TC fastening profiles
- Supplied separately: power and interconnection cables, covers, remote power supply
Specifications
- 1000 x 125 x 86 mm (1000 mm length, 125 x 86 mm section)
- Forward voltage 48 V, no emergency, no trim
- Net weight 2.8 kg
Story
Light in motion
The Fast Track is a system for moving, motorised projectors along a structure, in high-efficiency versions with optics from superspot to flood. Handling is through the exclusive FLOS Control®.
Recessed version
The recessed profile is a highly efficient system of recessed lights with super spot to flood optics, built for plasterboard ceilings in lengths from 1 m to 3 m.
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