Mera 1702 1.5w Low Volt Mini LED Track Spot Light For Inside Cabinet Lighting

Mera 1702 1.5w Low Volt Mini LED Track Spot Light For Inside Cabinet LightingProduct Features1.3000K 4000K 6000K 2.mini Beam angle can be changed from 10 to 40 degree 3.rotating adjustable 360 degree,0-90degree vertically adjustable 4.Finish Color:Black/White/Silver (The finish color can be customized for your need) 5.this item can be customized with dimmable 6.73lm,High CRI>93,1pc COB 7. for museum inside cabinet lighting,showcase lighting,commercial lighting 8.this track light use our 2wires track rail only! -With good cooling design, efficient heat dissipation. -Use this track spot light for lighting inside cabinet and jewelry showcase is perfect. -Running with a adapter. 30 pcs led track light runs with 1pc adapter. Item No. 1702Material: AluminumBody Color: Black/white/SilverInput Voltage: 12-24VLED Source: 1pc COBColor Temperature:3000k,4000k,6000kDimming:non-dimmable/ triac dimmablePower: 1.5WApplication:show case lightingInstalling: 2 wires track railBeam Angle: 10°-40°Certification: CE1.5w Low Volt Mini LED Track Spot Light    Product FeatureA. Focusable Function   B.360°sea level rotation adjustable The 360°sea level rotation satisfy a full range of light projecting, wherever the object is,  can find it and make it eye catching.C.Vertically adjustable Technology Work with a adapter    Application-lighting inside cabinet  Where the track spotlight shoule be fixed onThis picture as below is providing an idea of installing a track light.But,please based on your situation to install.   How to choose the light CRIA color rendering index (CRI) is a quantitative measure of the ability of a light source to reveal the colors of various objects faithfully in comparison with an ideal or natural light source.The number is bigger,the ability to reveal the color is better.For example,CRI90 is better than CRI80. Color TemperatureColor temperature is conventionally expressed in kelvins, using the symbol K, a unit of measure for absolute temperature. Color temperatures over 5000 K are called “cool colors”, while lower color temperatures (2700–3000 K) are called “warm colors”3000K-Warm White;4000K- Netural White;6000K-Cool White