Install in an afternoon.

Plan the run, clip the lights, and switch them on the same day.

step 1

Plan your layout

Measure the dimensions of the area where you plan to install the lights, mark the mounting positions for fixtures, and sketch a layout on paper.

Spending just 5 minutes on planning will save you from frantic scrambling later.

Draw a rough sketch first. It’s recommended to inspect the site at dusk before finalizing your layout.

1.Plan your layout

step 2

Choosing Lighting Products

Based on your measured dimensions, buy Color Bridge cables and LNT Track slightly longer than the measured length.

Next, select your preferred light fixtures (maximum 6 fixtures per set) and supporting accessories, then wait for your order to arrive.

A single Color Bridge cable has a maximum length of 15 meters. If additional length is needed, you may purchase outdoor waterproof socket posts locally.

2. Choosing Lighting Products

step 3

Shape the Layout

Arrange the LNT Track following your sketch, then clip the Color Bridge cable into the LNT Track.

Insert the Color Bridge into the LNT Track.

For freestanding post installation, mount the LNT Track onto the supplied base. For wall or ceiling mounting, secure the track with screws.

3. Shape the Layout

step 4

Install the Light Fixtures

Clip each light fixture onto the LNT Track, then twist with a screwdriver to lock it in place.

Every fixture features a locking slot: simply unlock it with a flathead screwdriver, slide it onto the LNT Track, then reset the lock to secure.

4. Install the Light Fixtures

step 5

Power On

Once all fixtures are installed, plug the power adapter into a wall outlet. Power will run through the entire light circuit starting from one end of the track system.

Power adapters are available in 24W / 48W / 72W variants, matched to the quantity of fixtures you select.

5. Power On

step 6

Test & Adjust

You can switch the lights on/off, adjust brightness and RGBCW color modes via a remote control or mobile app.

If any fixture fails to illuminate, remove it and reattach it firmly to the LNT Track. Loose fitting is the most common cause.

If the fixture still does not light up after reinstallation, move it to a section of track confirmed to work to test the fixture itself.

6. Test & Adjust

It’s 24V. It’s safe to touch.

Safe for children and pets

DC24V cannot cause electric shock — handle it freely.

Waterproof to IP65

Sealed against rain and dust for year-round outdoor use.

No exposed copper

Every connection is sealed — no bare conductor anywhere.

Troubleshooting.

A loose clip or the wrong adapter causes most faults. Choose a question to see the fix.

A fixture didn't light up - what now?

Unclip it and re-seat the clip squarely onto the track so both contacts meet the conductors. If it still won’t light, move it to a spot you know works to tell the fixture apart from the position.

Can I cut the track shorter?

Color Bridge cuts to length between fixture positions — seal the cut end with a DC001 end cap. LNT rail is cut to size during sectioning. Always cut with the power disconnected.

How do I add more fixtures to an existing run?

Clip new fixtures onto any free length of track, up to your driver’s wattage. Tally the watts; if you’re near the 36W ceiling, step up to the 72W driver or add a second run.

The driver is buzzing - is that normal?

A faint hum can be normal under load. Loud buzzing usually means the run exceeds the driver’s rating or the outlet is marginal — move to a 72W driver and a clean outlet.

Can I extend the run with a second driver?

Yes. Split a long layout into two runs, each fed by its own driver from its own end. Keep each run within its driver’s wattage rather than chaining drivers in series.

How do I weatherproof the connection outdoors?

Use the sealed power-on connector and DC001 end caps — every junction is IP65 by design. Point cable entries downward so water sheds away, and leave slack so nothing pulls taut.