White and Black H
White and Black H
Key Features
- 💡【Functional Use】This black T‑type connector creates a 90° branching connection between three track sections, allowing you to build L‑shaped, T‑shaped, or cross layouts. Ideal for expanding your 3‑wire single circuit H‑track system into corners and multi‑directional lighting zones.
Specifications
| Brand | Fiabtool |
| Manufacturer | Fiabtool |
| Model | FB-CONNECTOR |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
| Item Type Keyword | track-lighting-accessories |
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[Color: Black Defined Connector, Size: L Connector, Color: Black Defined Connector, Size: L Connector]
I had track lighting set up in another room in the house that I got from a big box store well over a decade ago. Recently, I decided to replace those lights with something else and wanted to repurpose the old track for a new setup. Trouble was, the old setup didn't come with any corner pieces. As a matter of fact, I think it was two, two piece runs, so two different kits. This single attachment made it so that I could move these lights into a different room and connect both tracks together. The color matches up with the old system perfectly. Quality has been great. Installation was a breeze, just slide it into the track and you're all set. There has been no impact on the brightness of my lights, so it clearly has great connectivity. Over all, this has been a very good value purchase, since it has allowed me to take something that was old and make it new again.
[Color: Black Defined Connector, Size: L Connector, Color: Black Defined Connector, Size: L Connector]
This Fiabtool connector matched up perfectly with my H-track rails to let me follow the corner of the countertop without putting in additional end feeds or wiring. The connector pushed in the rail easily and doesn't require any individual mounting. I can't find any marking for the claimed CE certification for Europe or any indication of UL/UR, ETL, or CSA ratings for North America. Your local building code inspector or professional electrician could clarify requirements for your area.