WAC Lighting J Track 2FT Two Circuit Field Cuttable 120V Track for J Style 3-Wire Track Fixtures with 2 Endcaps in Black

WHOOPS, this is actually the review for their LED lighting combination track heads/LED lights, which I do love. The WAC circuit track is a good product and my electrician used them in his installation. But this review love letter is for the WAC lights themselves and soI've also posted this review in the right place! Why do I love my WAC lighting? Each small individual head comes complete with energy efficient LED bulb and five year customer warranty. I chose the lights with 2700 kelvins because I wanted to create the soft light of the incandescent lights which I grew up with; their 30 kelvin bulbs are also easy on the eyes but I think give a whiter light----both sets have the same brightness so it's a personal choice. Theirhigh CRI or Color Reflective Index means that the colors of objects and painted walls don't turn weird under these lights. Colors look a lot more natural than with my previous lighting. And since I'm old enough to still think in terms of watts not lumens, it seems to me that each of these lights seems brighter than an equivalent fifty watt incandescent bulb.I am not at all handy and used an electrician to install tracks on my kitchen and dining room ceilings. When he did the actual lighting, he commented that it was so easy to attach each combined head + LED bulb to the track that if I was willing to climb the ladder, I could have done it myself. In my small kitchen I have four lights on a four foot track; six lights on an eight foot track in my windowless dining area. With this system, I can add or subtract lights individually, which is one of the reasons why I chose these instead of a one piece fixture.The dimming feature is a big plus and is working perfectly, no flickering lights or strange noises. My dining room dimmer is an old system and didn't have to be upgraded. Theelectrician added a kitchen dimmer for me, which only took ten extra minutes.The heads have little information labels which I haven't noticed at all after installation. My electrician explained that I shouldn't try to take them off and he's right that the labels aren't really visible when lights are in the ceiling.LED lighting is my choice over halogen lights or CFL lights. I don't have to worry about mercury content or overheating with LEDs. And much as I like incandescent lighting, these lights should last for years. And eventually, I will be able to replace an individual combined head + light. So I will never have to actually change a bulb, which is hard for me because I have arthritis in my hands. There's no twisting or turning when these are attached to the track.In short, I love my new lights.

Very nice. Sharp looking and easy to assemble

Worked well the first time

I bought this to have a (relatively) safe way to put Phillips Hue lights into a ceiling mount light fixture. I feel that I have that. I’d recommend caution when handling the fixture to avoid contact with the voltage lines in the track. I didn’t encounter this but I am not sure if I could have.

Perfect and exactly what I was looking for.

Super easy. I put two together for 16 feet of track. Ensure the polarity line matches on the track and the wiring hub and it’ll fire right up. It sucked not getting that right the first time.Kept all my lights at 4000k and love that you can select warm or cool light.

This seemed like it would do the job. Before installing, I thought it best to actually TEST the components ( track & lights ). I've done professional residential building for 50 yrs., and new how to SAFELY pre-wire lighting. When all was connected, I clicked-in the K-Type connector on the pendant lights. NADA.I tested the pendant lights separately; they were fine; the TRACK was DEAD - no current was being passed.Be careful whom you order electrical components from.

Installed easily and worked as planned. Good value.