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Collingwood TR22830 Black 90° Inside Corner Connector for 3-Circuit Track

Collingwood TR22830 Black 90° Inside Corner Connector for 3-Circuit Track

SKU TR22830
£18.30 - £18.30
£18.30 inc VAT £15.25 exc VAT
£18.30 - £18.30
£18.30 inc VAT £15.25 exc VAT inc VAT £15.25 exc VAT

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Description

The Collingwood TR22830 is a black 90° inside corner connector for joining compatible Collingwood three-circuit lighting track. It connects two rail sections at a right angle, allowing the track layout to change direction instead of continuing in a straight line.

For shops, showrooms and commercial interiors, a corner connector gives you more freedom to plan lighting around the space. It can help extend a track arrangement along adjoining display areas or create an L-shaped layout, with compatible luminaires positioned to suit the lighting design.

Choose the correct inside or outside version

This is the inside connector, which must match the orientation of the track. Collingwood also offers the black TR22930 outside connector.

The distinction matters because matching the colour and 90° shape is not enough. Collingwood specifies that the alignment ridge on the connector must line up with the track. Check the manufacturer’s component diagram and the direction of each rail before selecting the accessory.

“Inside” identifies the connector version within the system; it should not be chosen simply because the track is turning around an internal room corner.

FAQ's

What is the Collingwood TR22830 used for?

It joins two compatible Collingwood three-circuit track sections at a fixed 90° angle. This allows the rail layout to turn a corner.

Is this the inside or outside corner connector?

TR22830 is the black inside connector. TR22930 is the black outside version.

What is the difference between an inside and outside connector?

They provide different orientations within the track system. Select the version that keeps the connector and track alignment ridges correctly matched.

Does “inside” mean it is automatically the right choice for an internal room corner?

No. The term identifies the connector version. Check the rail orientation and manufacturer’s layout diagram rather than choosing solely from the shape of the room.

Why does the track alignment ridge matter?

Collingwood requires the connector’s alignment ridge to line up with the track. This is an important selection check when changing the direction of a rail run.

Can I rotate the inside connector to replace an outside connector?

Do not assume the versions are interchangeable. Rotating the component does not establish that its alignment and conductor arrangement will match the adjoining rails.

Is the corner angle adjustable?

No. Collingwood describes the corner arrangement as fixed at 90°. It is not an adjustable-angle or flexible connector.