RZB Track lights and accessories

RZB track hardware gives specifiers a stable electrical backbone with flexible optics for retail, workplace, and gallery projects. Heads, rails, and adapters are dimensioned to work as one system, so layout changes don’t force driver swaps or rewiring.

rzb track lighting systems architecture and control

Single-circuit runs handle simple switching; three-circuit and addressable lines support scenes and dimming without re-aiming heads. Electrical platform is 220–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz with run currents designed up to 16 A per circuit. Driver targets in this class are PF ≥ 0.90, THD ≤ 15–20 %, ripple-free outputs, and L80 50,000–60,000 h on LM-80/TM-21 backed packages. Control options include phase-cut for legacy areas and DALI-2 IEC 62386 where grouping, emergency feedback, and schedules matter across larger estates.

rzb rail mounted luminaires range and photometrics

Heads cover tight accent through wide flood plus dedicated wall-wash and oval beams. Typical outputs span 800–5,000 lm with 105–140 lm/W depending on optic and finish. Color quality is CRI 90 as the baseline; CRI 95 variants are used for fashion, cosmetics, and fresh food. Core CCTs ship 2700 K / 3000 K / 3500 K / 4000 K with tight tint control to avoid visible batch drift. Thermal paths are sized for −10…+40 °C; acoustic behavior stays quiet at low dim levels for galleries and studios. Accessory suite—honeycomb louvres, snoots, barn doors—keeps UGR in check on low ceilings and protects sightlines to signage.

rzb track rails & connectors topology and mechanics

Rails are supplied in 1 m / 2 m / 3 m and can be field-cut; tinned copper conductors maintain stable contact resistance. Polarized adapters prevent phase errors, and earthing continuity carries through mechanical joins. Connector families cover straight, L/T/X pieces, flexible links, live/dead ends, monopoints, and suspension kits suited to 2.8–5.0 m mounting heights. Indoor protection is IP20 as standard; assemblies to IP40–IP44 are achievable with sealed adapters in damp zones. Plan feed locations, joint count, and circuit loading to stay within voltage-drop limits and coordinate inrush with MCB selection (C-curve is common on dense runs).

Product range and series overview

The portfolio groups naturally into three output classes that simplify BOMs: compact accents (Ø55–70 mm, 800–1,500 lm) for shelves and vitrines; mid-power heads (Ø75–95 mm, 1,500–3,000 lm) for aisles and feature walls; high-output spots (up to 5,000 lm) for atria and long throws. Selected heads offer zoom optics for seasonal re-aims without changing luminaires. Track adapters with mechanical locks deter casual tampering in public areas and keep aiming stable during cleaning.

Technical specifications and standards

Luminaires comply with EN/IEC 60598-1 and relevant parts; conductor rails align with IEC 60570. Photometric data ships in IES/LDT for planning software. Surge robustness around 1–2 kV is typical on mixed commercial feeders. For emergency overlays, through-feeds preserve maintained circuits so the mechanical line remains continuous. Storage and transit limits usually sit at −20…+50 °C to protect finishes and optics before installation.

RZB applications and integration

Retail layouts often split three circuits into perimeter, feature, and aisle layers; galleries lean on DALI-2 scenes to move from conservation light levels to event modes. Start accent planning around a 1/3 beam-to-throw ratio; add wall-washers to lift vertical illuminance on graphics to 150–300 lx. Tracks pair cleanly with the brand’s recessed downlights in back-of-house and linear systems on shelving, so the control narrative stays consistent from front of house to service corridors.

RZB selection criteria for B2B clients

Choose topology first (single, three-circuit, or DALI-2), then set the beam plan: 12–24° for product punch, 36–60° for fills, wall-wash for graphics and perimeter. Match output class to mounting height—800–1,500 lm for niches, 1,500–3,000 lm for general retail, 3,000–5,000 lm for focal points or higher ceilings. Confirm joint count, feed placement, suspension method, and ceiling type up front; it keeps current, voltage drop, and aiming tidy while minimizing SKUs for maintenance.

Procurement note: many RFQs group heads, rails, and accessories under rzb track lights and accessories to speed quoting; turnkey packages can be assembled as rzb track light kits when phased openings demand repeatable sets.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

Project teams receive individual B2B pricing tied to the exact schedule, a named account manager, and live EU stock before committing. Quotations land in about one hour so drawings keep moving. Orders by EAN/MPN maintain clean ERP traceability; downloadable price lists stay current for tender packs. You’ll track lead times and order status, review purchase history to rationalize SKUs, and—where credit allows—use post-payment up to 30 days. We plan consolidated shipments for multi-site drops, hold price-validity windows for budgeting, and actively support teams in France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.