Gea Luce GFA1511ND Magnetic Track Spotlight 48 V 30 W 4000 K Matte Black

The Gea Luce GFA1511ND is a matte-black LED spotlight for a magnetic 48 V DC track system. Its cylindrical aluminium body connects to a long track adapter, with a transparent polycarbonate diffuser in front of the light source. This is a directional fitting rather than a wide-diffusion lamp for general room lighting.

Position the beam around the object

The integrated LED is rated at 30 W, with a luminous flux of 2328 lm and a colour temperature of 4000 K. Neutral-white light and CRI >90 matter when illuminating merchandise, artwork or furnishing details: the high colour-rendering index helps limit distortion of their colours. The 38° beam defines a selected area instead of spreading light evenly across the whole room.

The head rotates through 350° and tilts from 0 to 90°. When planning a shop display or an accent in a living room, consider both the aiming direction and the distance to the object. The quoted luminous flux alone does not establish the illuminance on a particular surface.

Check the track and control arrangement

The fitting attaches magnetically to a compatible 48 V track. It is not designed for direct connection to a 230 V mains supply, and the manufacturer rules out installing the body in track corners. Power and control components must be selected for the system; installation should be carried out by qualified personnel.

This version supports Push dimming, but the push button is not included. It also provides a dual-switching arrangement, with the instructions showing contact configuration for line 1 or line 2. This feature should not be confused with adjustable colour temperature.

Allow room for the moving head

Overall height in the vertical position is 23.5 cm. The cylinder is 18.5 cm long and 7.5 cm in diameter, while the adapter is 22 cm long. Compare these measurements with the track layout and the space needed to tilt the head. The plain cylinder and matte surface suit modern, minimalist interiors. Used to illuminate a display or picture, the spotlight remains visually part of the technical track installation rather than becoming a decorative pendant.