Most NEUE fixtures are built to disappear into the track — flat profiles at 22-25mm that read as an extension of the rail itself. The Linear Track Light is the deliberate exception: T20 LB6 (6W, L111mm) and T20 LB12 (12W, L219mm) both sit at H85mm, projecting well clear of the track surface. 24° beam. On/Off and RF+BT. CRI greater than 90. Black. 48V DC.

That extra height is not a compromise — it is the point. In a pendant NEUE installation, where the track hangs below the ceiling rather than mounting flush against it, a flat fixture reads as a thin, almost invisible line against the suspended rail. The Linear Track Light's H85mm profile gives the pendant assembly actual physical presence, turning it into a fixture people notice rather than a technical detail they overlook. For ceiling-mounted runs where the goal is minimum visual footprint, this is the wrong specification — the flat T2006/T2012/T2018 Linear Spot series does that job better.

Both lengths share the same 24° beam and mounting mechanism; the wattage difference is purely output. The 6W LB6 suits shorter accent throws or tighter fixture spacing on the track. The 12W LB12 covers larger targets or greater ceiling-to-object distances.

• T20 LB6 (6W, 111mm): Compact accent, tighter spacing, pendant installations
• T20 LB12 (12W, 219mm): Larger targets, greater throw distance, statement pendant fixtures

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Why choose the Linear Track Light over the flatter Linear Spot Light?

Both produce the same 24° accent beam, but the Linear Track Light's H85mm profile gives it real physical presence versus the Linear Spot's near-flat H25mm form. This matters specifically in pendant track installations, where a suspended rail benefits from a fixture that reads as an intentional design element rather than disappearing against it. For ceiling-mounted runs prioritising minimum visual footprint, the flat Linear Spot is the better fit.

Sourcing note: this shares a naming convention (T20 LB) with the much smaller single spot lights (T20 LB1/LB2), which are an entirely different product at 2W and under 45mm — worth double-checking the full model code, not just the LB prefix, when specifying either.

Is this related to the much smaller T20 LB1/LB2 single spot lights despite the similar naming?

Only in naming convention, not specification. The T20 LB1 and LB2 are 2W micro spots under 45mm long, built for close-range small-object accent. The T20 LB6/LB12 Linear Track Light is a considerably larger 6-12W fixture at H85mm. Confirm the full model code, not just the LB prefix, when ordering either.

Colour Rendering Index (CRI) and Unified Glare Rating (UGR) are internationally standardised lighting metrics — see Color Rendering Index for the technical definition.