NUVO Lighting TH601 10W, LED Commercial Track Head, White, Cylinder, 24 degree Beam Angle

The TH601 is a track-mount head running on 120V line voltage. It mounts to track, not to a J-box or canopy, so you need an energized 120V track run in place. Confirm your track's connector profile matches before ordering, since the head ships as a track-mounted unit with no separate mounting hardware for other bases.

600 lumens at 10 watts, with a 24 degree beam. That narrow beam concentrates the output into a tight pool rather than washing a wide area, so it's an accent or display head, not general room lighting. For a run of merchandise or artwork, plan on one head per feature rather than spacing them for broad coverage.

No. The LED is integrated into the head, so there's no socket and no lamp to replace, and the whole head is the replacement unit. It's rated at 50,000 hours average, which is roughly 11 years at 12 hours a day. For a facility standardizing on one head, that means stocking spare heads rather than spare lamps.

CRI of 93 puts it in the range specified for retail display, galleries, and showrooms, where fabric color, skin tone, and paint need to read true. Combined with the 24 degree beam, it's built for accenting a specific object rather than filling a room. Note that the color temperature is fixed, not field selectable, so pick your CCT at order time and stay consistent across the run.

Die-cast aluminum body. That's the material spec that matters on a track head, because the housing is also the heat sink for the integrated LED, and it takes handling when someone re-aims the head. At 0.63 lbs it's light enough that a single track run carries a full set of heads without loading concerns.

The head arrives complete with its LED integrated, so there's no lamp to buy. What you do need is the 120V track itself plus the power feed and end caps for that track system, since the TH601 is a head only. If you're adding to an existing energized run, the head is all you need.

White only, in a cylinder form. If you're matching heads across a building or adding to an existing run, that's the single option under this model number, so a mixed-finish ceiling would need a different model rather than a variant of this one.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical. It's also RoHS compliant. For institutional and government procurement where both get asked on the submittal, those are the two answers you need on the TH601.