SHOOTER-S Track Spotlights

SHOOTER-S is the most compact track spotlight in the SHOOTER range: 65 mm in diameter and 145 mm long, 3 to 23 W, CRI up to 99. It is chosen for offices, lounges, boutiques, restaurants and food markets that need precise light from an unobtrusive fixture.

SHOOTER-S in completed projects

• Dynamic Frame, Zurich: a 497 m² office for a film production company, designed by Balbek Bureau with a lighting concept by Expolight. SHOOTER-S on track light the editing suites, lounge areas and passages, with scenes controlled from a smartphone.
• Mastercard Lounge ONE, Kyiv: a waiting lounge at Kyiv South Station. 112 SHOOTER-S spotlights at 3000K, CRI 90 on track provide the base light in the open area and meeting room.
• Gleis//Garten, Vienna: a food market lit by the Expolight team with SHOOTER-S spotlights.

SHOOTER-S versions

• TRL65-145: driver inside the body, 3 to 19 W. Single-circuit or three-circuit track, surface mounting, TRIAC or DALI control.
• TRL65-145-ID: driver in the track adapter, 6 to 23 W. three-circuit track, DALI versions available.

Special versions

• Tunable White 2700-5700K: colour temperature follows the day, from warm evening light to cool working light.
• Dim to Warm 1800-4000K: light gets warmer as it dims, like an incandescent lamp. A good fit for restaurants and lounges.
• RGBW: coloured light for displays, bars and events.
• Food spectra: for bakery and marbled meat.
• 3° beam: a very narrow beam for jewellery, exhibits and single objects.

SHOOTER-S FAQ

How is SHOOTER-S different from SHOOTER-M?

SHOOTER-S is slimmer (65 mm vs 76 mm) and tops out at 23 W versus 31 W for SHOOTER-M. S suits ceilings up to 3.5-4 m and interiors where the fixture should stay unnoticed; M suits retail floors with higher ceilings.

Which version should I choose: TRL65-145 or TRL65-145-ID?

For a single-circuit track or TRIAC dimming, choose TRL65-145. For a three-circuit track and outputs above 19 W, choose TRL65-145-ID.

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