Low voltage — 12V, 24V, 48V
Smaller apertures, magnetic track, cove tape and anything trimless. Remote drivers, safer to handle in wet and reachable locations, and easier to run through tight architectural details.
Catalogue
Fixtures we supply
A selection of the low-voltage and line-voltage fixtures we specify and stock. Every entry links straight to the manufacturer's own product page, so you are reading their data sheet, not our summary of it.
This is a selection, not the whole list. If you have a fixture in mind that is not here, or a detail that needs something purpose-made, ask — sourcing is part of what we do.
Low voltage vs line voltage
Which one your project wants
Both have their place, and most buildings we work on use a mix. The choice usually comes down to where the driver lives, how small the detail has to be, and who is allowed to touch it.
Line voltage — 120V, 277V
Long runs without voltage drop, fewer components in the ceiling, integral drivers and simpler retrofits into existing junction boxes. Usually the pragmatic choice at scale.
Not sure what to specify?
Send us the plans and we will come back with a fixture schedule — the right fixture for each room, with the manufacturer’s data sheet attached to every line.