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Collingwood TR23030 Black Four-Way X Connector for 3-Circuit Lighting Track

Collingwood TR23030 Black Four-Way X Connector for 3-Circuit Lighting Track

SKU TR23030
Β£32.00 - Β£32.00
Β£32.00 inc VAT Β£26.67 exc VAT
Β£32.00 - Β£32.00
Β£32.00 inc VAT Β£26.67 exc VAT inc VAT Β£26.67 exc VAT

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Description

The Collingwood TR23030 is a black X connector for compatible three-circuit lighting track. It joins track sections at a cross-shaped intersection, allowing a lighting layout to continue in four directions from one junction.

This makes it useful when planning a track grid across a shop, showroom or commercial interior. Instead of limiting the layout to a straight run, the connector provides a defined crossing point for track routes serving different display areas.

FAQ's

What is the Collingwood TR23030?

It is a black X connector for compatible three-circuit lighting track. It forms a cross-shaped junction where four track sections meet.

What is it normally used for?

It is used when a track layout needs to continue in four directions from one intersection, such as a grid serving several display areas.

Does β€œfour-way” mean four electrical circuits?

No. Four-way describes the physical junction. The component belongs to a three-circuit track system and does not create a fourth lighting circuit.

How does it differ from a T connector?

An X connector provides a four-direction junction. A T connector provides a three-direction junction. Select the shape that matches the planned track route.

How does it differ from a straight joiner?

A straight joiner connects track sections in line. This X connector is intended for a crossing point with track continuing in four directions.

Is there a white version?

Yes. TR23031 is the white X connector in the same range.

Why does the alignment ridge matter?

Collingwood’s component guide instructs installers to align the ridge between connector and track. The junction must be planned and assembled with the correct orientation.