WAC Lighting HT2-BK 120V 2 Foot H Track with Mounting Hardware, Single Circuit, Black

REALLY! The track is well-made, but the copper trace has been left out. As any electrician would, I didn't notice it before installation, but when I went to install the track head fixture, I noticed that both the Ground and Neutral traces were missing, and only one trace had been installed. I had to go to Menards and buy two new tracks in order to get rid of these pieces of garbage that were going to be thrown away anyway. I wasted a lot of time trying to re-create it. Because the mounting holes did not match, install the tracks. This is a nightmare situation. Because I was short on time, I didn't bother to contact the seller. The labor and new tracks had to be paid for out of my own pocket. No, I don't think these songs are worth listening to.

Emmeline Randolph

| Sep 24, 2021

The fit and function are perfect. The required toggle bolts were included. A different type of toggle bolt leaves a reusable nut in the ceiling even when the screw is removed, making mounting to drywall much easier. Because the track is designed in the traditional style, you must use all of the toggle bolts when installing it against the ceiling. One of you will hold the track while the other manages the four toggle bolts into the drywall.

Layla Riggs

| Dec 10, 2021

The H track's foot section. But it was only half the price! It was only $26 and these were only $55. The electricians claim that there is no discernible quality difference. In terms of cost, I feel like I was taken advantage of.

Kobe NAYLOR

| Jul 20, 2021

My electrician used the WAC circuit track in his installation because it's a good product. However, this review love letter is for the WAC lights themselves, so I've also posted it in the appropriate location! What is it about WAC lighting that I find so appealing? Each small individual head includes an energy-saving LED bulb as well as a five-year customer warranty. I chose 2700 kelvin lights because I wanted to recreate the soft glow of incandescent lights, which I remember from my childhood. Their 30 kelvin bulbs are also comfortable to look at, but I believe they produce a whiter light. Both sets are the same brightness, so it's a matter of personal preference; their high CRI, or Color Reflective Index, means that the colors of objects and painted walls don't change under these lights. Colors appear to be much more natural now than they did before with my previous lighting. And, because I'm old enough to think in terms of watts rather than lumens, each of these lights appears to be brighter than a fifty-watt incandescent bulb. br> Because I am not particularly handy, I hired an electrician to install tracks on the ceilings of my kitchen and dining room. When he finished the lighting, he said it was so simple to connect each combined head LED bulb to the track that I could have done it myself if I had been willing to climb the ladder. I have four lights on a four-foot track in my small kitchen; In my windowless dining room, I have six lights on an eight-foot track. One of the reasons I chose these over a single-piece fixture is that I can add or remove lights individually with this system. br> The dimming feature is a big plus, and it works flawlessly; there are no flickering lights or strange noises. The dimmer in my dining room is an old system that didn't need to be replaced. The electrician only took ten minutes to install a kitchen dimmer for me. br> There are small information labels on the heads that I didn't notice after they were installed. My electrician advised me not to try to remove them, and he is correct in that the labels are barely visible when the ceiling lights are turned on. br> Rather than halogen or CFL lights, I prefer LED lighting. With LEDs, I don't have to be concerned about mercury contamination or overheating. And, as much as I enjoy incandescent lighting, these fixtures should last for many years. And, eventually, I'll be able to swap out a single combined headlight. As a result, I'll never have to change a light bulb, which is difficult for me because I have arthritis in my hands. When these are connected to the track, they don't twist or turn. br> To summarize, I am very pleased with my new lighting.

Judson Noble

| Sep 21, 2021

Lowe's had the ones I wanted. This is the correct track, which has been manufactured to a high standard. The ones I bought at Lowes weren't very good, and I discovered why when I used calipers to measure the track widths: the 'el- Because 'cheapo' tracks have a larger measurement, those who 'wiggle' their light fixtures to get them to work risk having the fire department come to their house. This is excellent.

Elise Clayton

| Jun 16, 2021

This was used to take the place of some low-quality products. With something that provides line-voltage, you can use voltage rail lighting. We bought a 6' H-frame tent. With a floating powerhead, you'll be able to keep track of your progress It was simple to set up the track. I started by installing the end screw (which has a keyhole slot) so that I could use it to hold up the other provided connectors while I traced out their locations. br>br>Nicely produced track with end caps on both ends. The spots and pendants we purchased are working perfectly. I'd buy this brand again in a heartbeat.

Molly Crowley

| Sep 03, 2021

I'm completely confused. The technical support provided by WAC was ineffective. br>They yanked us off the phone and misled our order, so we're stuck with the wrong track, lights, and power supply, and the Amazon page says nothing about it. br>I apologize for being so pessimistic, but this isn't a good business decision. We squandered a great deal of time and energy.

Ayden Aguirre

| Aug 26, 2021

The track was simple to install and adapt for use with a cord and LEONLITE 4-inch wheels. Pack 17. 5 watts (equivalent to 85 watts) led floodlights that can be dimmed.

Shiloh Mann

| Jun 23, 2021