The Zen Power Supply is the Bluetooth-integrated driver behind every app-controlled function in the range — 100W or 200W, converting mains AC to the 48V DC the Zen track and fixtures run on, while also serving as the Bluetooth connection point the Smart Life app communicates with to control dimming and colour temperature across the circuit. Black or White.

Because Bluetooth control is built into the Zen ecosystem at the power supply level rather than requiring a separate control module, sizing this component correctly does double duty: getting the wattage right ensures every fixture on the circuit receives adequate power, and since the app's control range extends from wherever this supply sits, its physical position also affects how reliably the Bluetooth connection reaches every fixture and the user's phone. Positioning it centrally within the installation, rather than at a far corner, generally gives the most consistent app connectivity across the full circuit.

Sizing follows the same wattage-totalling logic as any magnetic track power supply: add up every fixture planned on that circuit, and match the total against the 100W or 200W rating with margin rather than running right at the limit. A run combining several 12W spot lights, a diffused ambient fixture, and a square accent or two typically stays comfortably within 100W for a single-room installation; larger or multi-zone layouts scale to the 200W unit or split across separate circuits.

One power supply serves one circuit — a second circuit, even a short one, needs its own dedicated supply rather than sharing capacity with a separate track run.

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Does the power supply's physical position in the ceiling affect Bluetooth app reliability?

Yes, to some degree. Since the Bluetooth connection point lives at the power supply, positioning it centrally within the installation rather than at a far corner generally gives more consistent app connectivity across the full circuit and to the user's phone, compared to a supply tucked into a distant corner of a larger space.

How do I calculate whether I need the 100W or 200W supply?

Add the wattage of every fixture planned on that circuit and match against the rating with reasonable margin rather than running at the exact limit. A single-room installation combining several spot and diffused fixtures typically stays within 100W; larger or multi-zone layouts scale to 200W or a split across separate circuits.

Zen is part of the magnetic track lighting category — see Track lighting for background on how these systems work.