Pista Track 48V brings light and architecture together in one slim magnetic track lighting system. It gives architects, interior designers, and lighting designers the freedom to combine spotlights, linear lighting, and pendant lighting within the same system while maintaining a consistent visual language.
The magnetic track also keeps the lighting flexible after installation. Fixtures can be repositioned, added, or replaced as the interior or its use changes.
From straight lines to curves
Pista takes its name from the Italian word for racetrack. It started with a slender track and linear configurations, but the system now goes well beyond straight lines.
Connections make it possible to change direction and build the track around the architecture. Alongside straight configurations, 90° and 135° curved connections introduce softer shapes, while X and T connections open up compositions in multiple directions.
The result is a 48V track lighting system that can follow both geometric and organic lines through an interior.
Different layers of light on one track
A lighting concept rarely relies on one type of light. Pista Track 48V brings general lighting, accent lighting, and linear lighting together within one system.
The choice of lighting fixtures for Pista has grown as well. Gamin Track 48V adds a small spherical fixture with soft, diffuse light and warm dim technology. Kogel Track 48V introduces a more pronounced volume with a ball joint that allows the light to be directed in different directions. Passage Track 48V brings the distinctive Passage spotlight to the Pista system.
Together with linear modules, spotlights, and pendant fixtures, these options give lighting designers more freedom to build different layers of light without introducing separate lighting systems.
A track that can become part of the architecture
Minimalist track lighting does not have to disappear. Sometimes the track itself can reinforce the lines of an interior.
Pista Track 48V is available in black structure and white structure, as well as champagne and bronze brushed anodized finishes. Cut-to-size covers conceal unused sections of the magnetic track and keep the overall composition visually clean.
For spaces that call for a stronger architectural presence, Pista Track 48V High adds more volume while retaining the character of the original system. The High profile is available in surface-mounted and suspended versions, including a suspended up/down version.
Recessed, surface-mounted, or suspended
The way Pista integrates into the architecture depends on the project. The track is available as a recessed or trimless recessed system, as a surface-mounted track, or as a suspended solution.
Once installed, compatible lighting fixtures can be positioned along the magnetic track and moved when the lighting layout changes. That flexibility makes Pista suitable for residential interiors, hospitality, offices, retail spaces, and galleries.
Pista Track 48V can therefore evolve with the space rather than fixing the lighting concept at one moment in time.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 48V track lighting system?
A 48V track lighting system uses a low-voltage track to power compatible lighting fixtures. Pista Track 48V combines different types of lighting within one system, including spotlights, linear lighting, and pendant fixtures.
What are the benefits of magnetic track lighting?
Magnetic track lighting makes it easy to position and reposition compatible lighting fixtures along the track. With Pista Track 48V, the lighting configuration can be adjusted when the layout or use of a space changes.
Can Pista Track 48V be recessed, surface-mounted, or suspended?
Yes. Pista Track 48V is available in recessed, trimless recessed, surface-mounted, and suspended versions. This allows the track lighting system to respond to different ceiling constructions and architectural concepts.
Can different types of lighting be combined on Pista Track 48V?
Yes. Pista Track 48V can combine spotlights, linear lighting, and pendant fixtures within the same track lighting system. This allows architects and lighting designers to create different layers of light while maintaining one consistent system.
