The FILO Linear Track Light is available in two sizes for the FILO 5mm magnetic track: F80-L06 (5W, L122×W10.5×H65mm) and F80-L12 (10W, L217×W10.5×H65mm). Both produce a 30° focused beam in 3000K warm white or 4000K neutral white. CRI greater than 90. Black finish. 24V DC input.

At H65mm, the Linear Track Light has a taller profile than the flat Coincide fixtures — it is the projecting track light form within the FILO range, suitable for installations where a more substantial fixture character is the design intent. The 30° beam from both the 5W (122mm) and 10W (217mm) versions provides focused directional output equivalent to a track spot, but in a linear bar form rather than a cylindrical or square fixture body. Suited for residential and hospitality environments where a pencil-thin but visible linear fixture on the track is appropriate alongside the flat Coincide fixtures.

The FILO system runs on 24V DC at 5mm track width — one of the narrowest magnetic lighting tracks in the market. Fixtures attach magnetically and reposition without tools. The 5mm profile disappears into the smallest ceiling reveal or sits flush in a deep recessed trimless channel, leaving only the light visible. All FILO fixtures ship in black. Input 24V DC. CRI greater than 90 across the entire range. Contact T21 via WhatsApp +91 94484 64040 for project layouts, trade pricing, and installation support. Dispatched from Bengaluru within 24 hours. All India delivery.

• F80-L06 (5W, 122mm): Compact linear spot, smaller accent targets, tighter track spacing
• F80-L12 (10W, 217mm): Medium linear spot, larger accent areas, stronger output

How does the Linear Track Light differ from the Linear Spot (Coincide) in the FILO range?

The Coincide Linear Spot (F8028/F8056) sits within the 5mm track profile — minimal hardware visible from below. The Linear Track Light (F80-L06/F80-L12) has an H65mm body that projects from the track — more fixture character visible, larger physical form. Both produce 30° beams. Choose Coincide for maximum hardware minimalism; choose the Linear Track Light when the fixture's own form is an intentional design element alongside the track.