PRIAGO Track Spotlights

PRIAGO is a simple, affordable track spotlight from Vision Lighting: one TRL90 model at 18 W, 24° or 38° beams, 2700, 4000 or 5000K. It is chosen for small shops, boutiques, showrooms and HoReCa venues that need accent light without complex controls.

PRIAGO in completed projects

• Gorgany, Kyiv: an outdoor gear store. PRIAGO on tracks give contrasting accents on backpacks, tents, apparel and accessory stands, while the fitting rooms are lit evenly without shadows.
• Cheese Kingdom, Kyiv: a European-style cheese shop with tastings. PRIAGO at 2700K bring out the warm tones of the cheeses on the shelves, and recessed 4000K fixtures provide the general light.
• FREEDOM HOUSE, Kyiv: a furniture and decor showroom. PRIAGO on tracks combine general and accent light and pick out separate zones with sofas, kitchens and dining sets.
• OrangeClub, Raion mall, Kyiv: a multi-brand clothing outlet for a young audience. PRIAGO with neutral and cool white light evenly light the rails and product walls.

PRIAGO options

• Mounting: single-circuit track or point mounting.
• Beam: 24° for precise accents on displays and shelves, 38° for a wider spot on shelving and rails.
• Colour temperature: 2700K for cheese, bakery, wood and warm interiors, 4000K for apparel, electronics and general halls, 5000K for a cool palette and youth stores.
• Housing colour: white, black, grey or any RAL to match the interior.
• Honeycomb: an anti-glare louvre for spotlights seen at eye level.

Special version

• 1800K for red meat: rich colour of beef and pork on the butcher counter.

PRIAGO FAQ

When to choose PRIAGO and when SHOOTER?

PRIAGO suits projects that need simple accent light at a fixed 18 W on a single-circuit track. If you need CRI 90 or higher, DALI, three-circuit track, more beams or power levels, choose SHOOTER-S or SHOOTER-M.

Is PRIAGO suitable for a food store?

Yes. Take 2700K for cheese and bakery, as at Cheese Kingdom, the 1800K version for the meat counter and 4000K for general displays.

How to choose the beam, CRI and track type for your project is explained on the track spotlights page.