NUVO Lighting TK317 3 Light, PAR30, Gimbal Ring Track Kit, 4 foot Track, Black

The TK317 ships as a complete 3-light kit: one TR121 4-foot track section, one TP155 floating power feed, three TH223 gimbal ring track heads, and all required mounting hardware. The only thing you add is lamps. Bulbs are not included, and the heads take PAR30 lamps with an E26 medium base rated up to 75W each.

No. The TK317 is rated for indoor, dry locations only, so keep it out of exterior walkways, canopies, and damp areas like a shower surround or an unheated porch. For those spots you need a fixture rated damp or wet.

No, it is a 120V line-voltage track kit. On a 277V branch circuit you would need a 277V-rated track system; wiring this one to 277V will destroy the lamps and the feed.

It carries a cETLus safety listing, good for both US and Canadian installs, and it's flagged ADA compliant. It's also RoHS compliant. One note for spec files: the kit is listed under California Prop 65 for lead.

The TK317 is specified for ceiling mounting, and the included hardware is what's supplied for that. It's a surface-mounted 4-foot run weighing 5.88 lbs complete, so anchor into joists or use anchors rated for drywall-only attachment. NUVO publishes installation instructions for the kit if your electrician wants the layout before rough-in.

The kit itself gives you a single 4-foot TR121 track section with three heads and a floating power feed. To cover a longer wall you either run multiple kits as separate circuits or add matching NUVO track sections, connectors, and additional TH223 heads from the same track family. Mixing track brands or profiles will not work, as the head and feed have to match the track channel they ride in.

Gimbal ring heads hold the PAR30 lamp inside a ring that pivots, so the lamp aims within the head rather than the whole housing swinging below the track. That keeps the profile tighter to the ceiling and is the usual pick for aiming at artwork, merchandise, or a wall wash in retail and gallery work. A cylinder or step head puts more housing below the track and reads heavier. Finish here is black, which disappears against a dark or exposed ceiling.