NUVO Lighting TP153 Live End With Canopy, Black Finish

The TP153 is the power feed for a track run. It brings line voltage into the track from the end of the run, and the canopy covers the junction box the feed is wired to. It's a single circuit feed, so everything on that track is switched together. Without a feed like this, or a power feed built into the track itself, the track has no electrical connection.

No. The TP153 feeds power in at the end of the run, which means the junction box has to be located at the track end. If your ceiling box sits partway along the track, you need a floating or center feed instead, not this end feed.

No. The TP153 is a single circuit live end. On a two-circuit track you need a two-circuit feed so both circuits are carried and switched separately. Putting a single circuit feed on multi-circuit track leaves one circuit dead.

No. It's rated for indoor, dry locations only. Covered exterior walkways, parking structures, bathrooms over a tub or shower, and commercial kitchens with washdown all need a fixture rated damp or wet. Stick to conditioned interior spaces with this one.

The canopy body measures 4 inches wide and 3 inches high, with a 5 inch extension. Budget that footprint past the end of your track when you lay out the run, since the feed sits beyond the last track section rather than under it.

The body is plastic. That's fine for a ceiling-mounted feed that nobody touches once it's installed, but if you're specifying for a space where the canopy could take impact, or where a facility standard calls for metal trim, this isn't the piece for that.

Yes. Lead is listed as the CA Prop 65 chemical for this track feed. If you're buying into California or your purchasing department tracks Prop 65 disclosures on submittals, flag it on the paperwork.

Black only. If your track and heads are white or brushed nickel, the feed canopy will not match, so plan the run around black track or accept the contrast at the ceiling box.