NUVO Lighting TH402 1-Light, LED, 12W Track Head, Round, Matte Black, 24 degree Beam

Indoor, dry locations only. The TH402 carries a Dry location rating, so it's out for covered patios, bathrooms over the tub, walk-in coolers, or anywhere that sees condensation. It's cETLus safety listed for interior use, ceiling mounted on track.

Yes, for ambient light it is. A 24 degree beam is a narrow spot, which is what you want for accent work: art, retail merchandise, a bar back, architectural features, casework. With 1020 lumens off 12 watts it puts real punch on a small target. If you're lighting a whole room off track, use a wider flood head or add more heads on shorter spacing.

The TH402 is a 120V line-voltage track head, so it runs directly off standard 120V track with no remote transformer or low-voltage supply. It mounts to the track itself, no junction box or separate driver at the head. Confirm your track is a line-voltage 120V system rather than a 12V low-voltage run before ordering.

The TH402 is dimmable. As an integrated LED at 120V, it needs an LED-compatible dimmer, not an old incandescent-rated one, and the dimmer has to be sized for the total connected load on the circuit. At 12W per head, a run of heads adds up slowly, so watch the dimmer's minimum load as much as its maximum, since some dimmers flicker when the load is very small.

Extension is 6.25 inches from the track, with the head body measuring 2.25 x 3.25 x 3.25 inches. In a low-ceiling space or a corridor where head clearance matters, that 6.25 inch drop plus the thickness of the track itself is what you're working with. It weighs 0.66 lbs, so it puts almost no load on the track run.

The housing is die-cast aluminum rather than stamped steel or plastic, which holds aim better when staff re-point heads and helps sink heat off the LED. Style is contemporary, round profile, matte black. It's RoHS compliant and cETLus listed. For a retail floor or restaurant where heads get adjusted regularly, the cast body is the part that matters.

Matte black is the finish, and it's the only one offered on the TH402. If your existing track and heads are brushed nickel or white, a black head will read as a deliberate accent rather than a match, so for fleet consistency across a building either standardize on black track or pick a head in your existing finish.