NUVO Lighting TH208 1-Light, R20, Track Head, Bullet Cylinder, White Finish

The TH208 takes a single R20 lamp with an E26 medium screw base, rated up to 50W at 120V. No bulb ships with the head, so order lamps separately. Dimming depends entirely on the lamp you put in it, so if you need it on a dimmer, choose a dimmable R20.

No. The TH208 bullet cylinder head is rated for dry locations and indoor use only. Keep it out of damp or wet spots, covered exterior soffits, patios, and shower or tub zones, and use a damp or wet listed fixture there instead.

This is a single track head only, one lamp holder that mounts to a ceiling track system. Rail sections, connectors, end caps, and the power feed are separate items. Confirm your existing track is a compatible single-circuit 120V system before ordering, since the head runs on 120V.

Figure on 8.5 inches of extension from the mounting surface for this NUVO bullet cylinder head. The body itself is 6 inches long and 3.5 inches in both width and height, so allow room for the head to swing and aim without hitting cabinets, beams, or a soffit edge.

It is an incandescent-technology head, meaning it is a lamp holder built around a 50W maximum R20 medium base socket rather than an integrated LED module. You can run an LED R20 in it as long as the lamp stays within the 50W rating, and the lamp determines whether it dims and what color temperature you get, since the fixture itself is not CCT selectable.

The TH208 carries a cETLus safety listing, so it is certified for both US and Canadian installation, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the fixture is dry location only, which rules it out for exterior or damp-rated commercial areas.

White is the only finish offered on the TH208, built from glass and metal in a transitional bullet cylinder shape. If your existing heads and rail are white single-circuit track, it drops in as a matching replacement; if your run is black or brushed nickel, this one will stand out.

Yes. The TH208 is listed with lead as a California Proposition 65 chemical, so it ships with the required warning. That matters for institutional and school procurement where Prop 65 disclosure is part of the submittal package.