NUVO Lighting TH500 LED, 1FT, Track Light Bar, White Finish, 30 degree Beam Angle

No. The TH500 is an indoor fixture with a Dry location rating only, so keep it out of bathrooms with shower steam, covered exterior soffits, and any damp or wet area. For those spots you need a fixture rated damp or wet.

It is a linear bar, not a round head: 13.50 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, 1.25 inches high, with a 2 inch extension below the track. Plan roughly 13-1/2 inches of track length per bar, and count the 2 inch drop when you are working under a low ceiling or near cabinet tops.

Dimmable, and it runs on line voltage 120V. At 15W draw per bar you can put a lot of them on one 120V circuit, but confirm your dimmer is rated for LED loads and check its minimum load, since a couple of 15W bars may fall below what an older incandescent dimmer needs to run without flicker.

960 lumens from 15W with a 30 degree beam is a tight, punchy spot, so the output lands concentrated rather than spread. That suits artwork, merchandise displays, and accent washes on a feature wall. For general ambient room light you would need several bars spaced along the run, or a wider beam product. CRI is 90, which matters if you are lighting merchandise, food, or art where color has to read true.

It is a track head, so it snaps onto an existing ceiling-mounted track run rather than mounting to a junction box on its own. You will need the track section, connectors, and a power feed already in place. NUVO publishes an installation sheet and a full spec sheet for the TH500 if you want the mounting detail before you order.

No lamps to order. The TH500 is an integrated LED, so the light source is built into the bar and there is no socket or replaceable bulb. It is rated for an average 30,000 hours, which is why it is a reasonable pick for retail or lobby track where changing lamps on a ladder is the cost you are trying to avoid.

No. CCT is fixed on this bar, there is no field-selectable color temperature switch. If you are adding to an existing run and need the new bar to match the old ones, you have to match on the fixed color temperature at the point of order rather than dialing it in on site.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, which covers both the US and Canada, and it is RoHS compliant. Note the California Prop 65 disclosure for lead, which matters for some institutional and government procurement paperwork.

Aluminum and plastic construction, 0.77 lbs each. That light weight is why a standard track run handles a row of them without added support, and the aluminum body carries heat away from the integrated LED.

White only. If your existing track and heads are black or brushed nickel, this bar will not blend in, so for a fleet of units across a building it is worth standardizing on white track to match.