TRON-WC Casambi dimmable linear track light in white finish — DIP current selectable driver on four-wire adapter, 90° optics.

TRON-WC DIP Current Selectable Casambi Linear Track Light 50W

TRON-WC series · Casambi wireless dimming · 22-50W DIP · up to 8600lm · 170lm/W on 4-wire track

The TRON-WC is a DIP current selectable Casambi linear track light 50W for supermarkets. Each fitting joins the Casambi Bluetooth mesh for app-based switching, dimming, grouping and scene recall, delivering wireless brightness up to 8600lm at 170lm/W from an 8mm ultra-slim four-wire linear in 2ft/4ft/5ft lengths.

No control wires to pull: Casambi dims every luminaire over Bluetooth while installers lock 3000K, 4000K or 6000K by DIP so distributors stock one housing per length instead of three CCT SKUs. The 90° PMMA optic holds UGR below 22 over aisles, four DIP currents per integrated driver span 22-50W, and every TRON-WC ships with a 5-year warranty.

• Casambi wireless dimming, app scenes per fixture
• 22-50W DIP in four currents per length, to 8600lm
• CRI Ra>80/90, 170lm/W, 90° beam, UGR<22
• 8mm 2ft/4ft/5ft housings, 4-wire adapter, White/Black

TRON-WC Wireless Mesh Against Wired Buses

Wired dimming always needs extra conductors — an analog pair for 0-10V zones, a bus pair for DALI addresses — and that split decides the wire. Where control lines already exist, compare the full LED linear light range when a store mixes systems, and see the analog 0-10V TRON-WV for unaddressed zones or the DALI-addressed TRON-WD for bus scenes on six-wire rails. Where no control wire exists and reopening ceilings is off the table, TRON-WC answers with Casambi Bluetooth mesh on the existing four-wire rail: mains only, scenes by app.

TRON-WC DIP CCT Presets Against Tunable Stock

Honest limit first: Casambi on TRON-WC dims brightness only and never retunes color temperature — CCT is a DIP preset locked on site across 3000K, 4000K and 6000K, which cuts distributor stock instead of adding wireless channels. The fixed-output TRON-W for 4-wire tracks covers briefs with no dimming at all — then serve each wireless zone like this:

• Supermarket aisles — scene each aisle from a phone: produce bright, packaged goods dimmed, all from recorded Casambi scenes with no new wiring after the rail.
• Boutiques — preset the tone, dim the mood: DIP locks 3000K for apparel walls once, the app fades brightness by hour from the counter tablet.
• Distributors — one housing per length, three tones inside: four DIP currents cover the bay, three CCT presets cover the goods.

Each integrated Casambi driver selects four currents — 550-700mA on 2ft, 750-1050mA on 4ft across two driver options, 950-1250mA on 5ft — all at 220-240V AC in and 3-40V DC out, so one rail family covers every bay. Commissioning runs join, then group, then scene: the installer pairs each linear to the Casambi mesh, binds aisles into groups, and records brightness scenes — reprograms in software when assortments move, with no ladder work.