Track Light Accessories

L-Shape Joiner 

An L-shaped joiner allows your track lighting system to turn at a 90° angle, forming an “L” shape. 

Best for: 

• corners 
• hallways into open areas 
• connecting track between two ceiling sections 

T-Shape Joiner 

A T-shaped joiner connects three track rails at one junction point, creating a “T” layout. 

Best for: 

• open-plan living spaces 
• dividing light into two directions 
• kitchen + dining zones 

Cross Joiner 

A cross joiner connects four track rails in one central point, creating a “+” shape. 

Best for: 

• larger rooms 
• lighting multiple zones from one centre point 
• retail, showroom, or display layouts 

Straight Joiner 

A straight joiner connects two track rails in a straight line, allowing you to extend the track length. 

Best for: 

• longer kitchens 
• hallways 
• large rooms that need more coverage 

Adjustable Joiner 

An adjustable joiner allows you to connect track rails at an angle (not just 90°). 

Best for: 

• custom layouts 
• angled ceilings or unique floorplans 
• design-focused track installations 

Centre Feed Joiner 

A centre feed joiner connects two tracks while providing power from the middle point rather than from one end. This helps distribute power more evenly across the track run. 

Best for: 

• longer track installations 
• setups needing balanced power delivery 
• projects with multiple heads across a long rail 

Live End Joiner (Power Feed) 

A live end joiner is the part that provides power to your track lighting system. It connects the track to the ceiling wiring and supplies electricity to the entire rail. 

Best for: 

• starting the track run 
• track systems that require end power input 

Track End Cap (End Cover) 

A track end cap is used to neatly close off the exposed end of a track rail. It gives the installation a clean finish and helps protect the open end of the rail. 

Best for: 

• finishing the track run neatly 
• keeping the end of the track protected 

Note: An end cap does not usually supply power (that’sthe role of the live end joiner).