The Round Diffused Light fills the ambient gap on a NEUE ring track that Round Spot fixtures leave open, at 120° beam angle in T2030 (6W, L180mm) and T2060 (12W, L360mm). CRI greater than 90. Black. 48V DC. Note the round-track T2060 is rated 12W — different from the 15W linear-track T2060 of the same model name, since the round housing uses a shorter physical length.

A ring track fitted entirely with Spot fixtures produces defined pools of light with visible dark gaps between them — fine directly over a table surface, awkward everywhere else under the ring. The Diffused Light exists specifically to close that gap. Its 120° spread overlaps neighbouring fixtures enough that the space beneath the ring reads as continuous soft light rather than a sequence of individual beams, without eliminating the accent definition the Spot fixtures provide where it matters.

Sizing follows ring diameter the same way Spot fixture sizing does: T2030 at 180mm for the 600-900mm rings used over 4-6 seater tables, T2060 at 360mm for the 1500mm ring over larger tables. Both mount identically to the ring track with no bracket variation.

The standard mixed specification for a 900mm ring is two T2030 Diffused units alternated with four T2006 Spot units on the same circuit — enough Diffused coverage to eliminate the dark gaps, enough Spot definition to keep the table surface properly lit rather than just ambiently washed.

• T2030 (6W, 180mm): 600-900mm rings, paired with T2006 Spot
• T2060 (12W, 360mm): 1500mm rings, paired with T2012 Spot

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What ratio of Spot to Diffused fixtures should a ring installation use?

For a standard 900mm ring, two Diffused units alternated with four Spot units is the balanced specification — enough Diffused coverage to remove dark gaps between beams, enough Spot definition to keep the table surface properly lit. Adjust the ratio toward more Diffused for a purely ambient feature, or more Spot for stronger table-focused accent.

The wattage discrepancy between this round-track T2060 (12W) and the linear-track fixture sharing the same model number (15W) is a genuine sourcing trap worth flagging directly — ordering by model number alone without confirming round versus linear track compatibility can result in a fixture that clips fine but was specified at the wrong output for the layout. Always confirm the track type alongside the model number when ordering.

Why do the round and linear track versions of the T2060 have different wattages under the same name?

The round housing is physically shorter (L360mm) than the linear equivalent, which changes the LED count the fixture body can carry, resulting in 12W for the round version versus 15W for the linear. Always confirm which track type an order is for, not just the model number, since both use the T2060 designation.

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