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Connects lighting track sections end-to-end, supporting 2400 watts at 120 volts
This Juno Lighting Mini Straight Connector joins track sections end to end in a straight line. It carries a 120VAC supply and supports up to 2400 watts across a single circuit. The black finish blends with standard track systems for a discreet installation.
Builders needing angled joints, flexible couplers or multi-circuit feeds should look elsewhere. The connector does not change direction, split power feeds or accommodate more than one circuit. It is limited to straight connections within the stated voltage and wattage range.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Juno Lighting Group - Juno Trac-lites |
Yes, the listing describes a single-circuit mini straight connector in black for joining lighting track sections end to end.
The 2400-watt rating is the maximum total load the connector can carry on a 120 VAC circuit, so the combined wattage of all fixtures on that track must not exceed 2400 watts.
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