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A white monopoint adapter mounts a 120V track fixture to an outlet box and supports up to 840W
This Juno Lighting monopoint adapter connects a single-circuit track fixture directly to a standard outlet box. It is finished in white and rated for 120VAC operation. The unit supports a maximum total load of 840 watts for the attached lighting.
Ideal for adding a solitary track head or pendant where a full track run is not required. Not suitable for multi-fixture track systems or circuits exceeding the 840-watt limit. Buyers needing dimming control or low-voltage compatibility should verify fixture requirements separately.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | Juno Lighting Group - Juno Trac-lites |
The adapter supports a maximum of 840 watts total, so sustained loads above that level will exceed its rated capacity.
No user-serviceable parts or scheduled maintenance are indicated; the unit is a passive connector rated for 120 VAC and 840 watts.
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