Tech Lighting LED

Helios with Tinkerbell Accessory

Tech Lighting Helios LED Head

5.8 watt directional LED head. It is easily field replaceable with the screw-in base specifically designed for our LED module. The heat sink remains with the fixture minimizing any waste at the end of the lamp module life. Head rotates 360° and pivots 260° to direct the beam. Accessories in myriad styles and colors allow you to create the ideal custom LED fixture (accessories required; sold separately).

Compatible Systems
MonoRail
Two-Circuit MonoRail
FreeJack
LED

Finish Options
Antique Bronze
Satin Nickel

Tech Lighting offers the largest selection of LED Pendants in the industry with over 40 unique low-voltage pendants in a wide selection of colors and finishes.

Tech Lighting LED Helios Head

Power Consumption: Initial 5.8 watts, Stabilized 4.9 watts
Color Temperature: 3000 K
Lumens: Initial 360Ims, Stabilized 327Ims
Lumens/Watt: Initial 62 Ims/watt, Stabilized 67Ims/watt
Color Rendering Index: >80CRI
Rated Average Life: >30, 000 hours to 70%

Tech Lighting LED Pendant Assembly

Pendants: Autumn, Wind, Brulée, Cabo, Camille, Cone, Coronado, Pendant, Egypt, Essex, Pendant, Fab, Firefrit, Firefrost, Gem, Jaclien, Kai, Kana, Kiev, Melrose, Melt, Mini Echo, Mini Edge, Mini Hudson, Mini Melrose, Mini Ovation, Mini Soda, Mini Starry, Night, Mini Taza, Monet, Niko, Parker, Pinnacle, Playa, Pleat, Prism, Sahara, Savoy, Scavo, Small Nest, Solitude, Sugar, Tetra, Trimble, Vino, Waffle

Power Consumption: Initial 5.8 watts, Stabilized 4.7 watts
Color Temperature 3000 K
Lumens: Initial 300Ims, Stabilized 250Ims
Lumens/Watt: Initial 52Ims/watt, Stabilized 53Ims/watt
Color Rendering Index: >80CRI
Rated Average Life: >30, 000 hours to 70%

How do I design my own LED System?

Ordering an LED system is easy. All hardware components are identical to our other low-voltage systems with the exception of the transformer.

• Chrome, Satin Nickel and Antique Bronze finish options.

• Several installation options allow for integration into even the most challenging spaces

• Ambient and task lighting provided by a wide selection of compatible architectural heads, decorative pendants and functional art

Design Your LED MonoRail System

The first step in designing your MonoRail system is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You’ll need to decide where the heads, pendants, or functional art should be installed to put light where you want it. See Heads, Pendants, & Functional Art for thumbnails of all available fixtures. Choose your fixtures then add accessories if desired. We offer a broad range of colorful and decorative accessories and functional optical controls.

Draw in your MonoRail run. Remember, MonoRail can be shaped by hand to follow architectural details or to create an organic shape. Factory pre-bent shapes are also offered in several configurations. Your MonoRail run must be placed so it runs directly beneath the junction box with surface transformer or power feed canopy and intersects the locations of all the fixtures. Determine how many pieces of rail you’ll need. Add a pair of end caps to each end of the run for an elegant finishing touch.

Add Power and Hardware to Complete the System

Add up the wattages of the lamps you’ll be using on the system: this will help you select a transformer. A remote transformer with power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the remote transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. A surface transformer simply mounts to a junction box. Refer to Selecting a Transformer to help you choose the right transformer for your installation.

Determine how far from the ceiling you want the system to drop. Power feed canopies place the rail two inches from the ceiling; surface transformers drop it from two to five inches, depending on the type of transformer. If this drop is shorter than you require, you’ll need to add a power extender to your canopy or surface transformer. The maximum standard drop for MonoRail is eight feet.

Next, add standoffs that match the drop of your power feed to support the system. Adjustable standoffs provide a clean, elegant look. Choose rigid standoffs for curvy runs, or runs with multiple glass pendants. You’ll need one standoff for every three feet of MonoRail. The power feed counts as a support, so begin adding standoffs three feet from the power feed. Note: Power extenders and standoffs are field-cuttable, so it’s easy to achieve a custom drop length.

MonoRail can do almost anything. For all of our MonoRail system options, such as mounting to a vaulted or T-bar ceiling or to a wall, see Tech Lighting MonoRail Hardware .

For a step by step guide through the process of specifying a complete Tech Lighting system see Generating a Bill of Materials.