WAC Lighting, H Track I Connector in White

Fit perfectly..

If money were no object, I wouldn't even bother buying normal 90˚ connectors. These solve all transition problems you might encounter in a track installation, especially if the surfaces are at angles to each other. Better yet, if you have to turn a corner and change ceiling angle (like in my picture) this does it all. You could even rotate the track lengthwise on its axis if you were installing this on your space station gallery. This is a total problem solver for such environments! If you don't understand this issue, trust me, it's a life-saver. Basically it's two connectors with a totally flexible joint in between. Anything is possible, even the pointlessly impossible! Someday when I have a high enough ceiling I'm going to make a loop-de-loop of track, and a few of these with a few chunks of track are going to make this happen! In some ways I think it's aesthetically superior to normal rigid transitions as it removes some of the "hardness" of a regular track installation. If you want a rounded radius to your corners here you go. You can even stretch or compress the curve a bit if you are that compulsive. On the other hand if you are this compulsive, you probably wouldn't have a bunch of track on your ceiling in the first place... But it's good to have options! Note that also solves the issue of having a "left" verses "right" 90˚ fitting as is sometimes required. You don't need such things if you have this product. Bend one way, it's a left, bend the other way it's a right. It's also well made. WAC makes nice stuff and it fits the Lithonia H-track perfectly. I do hope the material, especially the soft plastic catapillar part, is UV-stable. At least rigid plastic bits can be painted white again if they yellow. Not sure that would be the case with this material, not easily anyway.

Worked well the first time

Worked perfect to connect two sections of H track. Lined up and confirmed where the bottom tab was then slid it on. The second rail did need a little encouragement from the butt end of my screwgun, but hay it's the small 12v Dewalt not one of the monster guns. I believe the two track sections were Lithonia brand. Sorry can't be 100% sure, as it is installed in a crafting shed where the quality and amount of light is more important than perfectly matching light sets. After install the "new" combined track section worked perfectly! Would buy again if needed. MORE TRACK LIGHTS!!!!!!!

Think it through- I was trying to put them into the track upside down. A DUH moment...

Works perfectly. I have a solid wood (no attic space, not even framing space!) ceiling leaving track as my only option for flexible lighting. These worked perfectly. They have knockouts so you can wire from room/ceiling (which we had to get done) and once you power this, you can extend with tracks. Great product.

Fit and worked fine. simple to use. Do note there's a left and a right. I only had one turn to make with two peices of new track to it didn't matter if I ordered left or right. I got a right, and for your info, the side of the track with the raise edge and the ground strip inside are in the inside of the turn. Be careful and don't get mixed up if you're looking down at the parts in your hand or up at the ceiling where it goes.

First, it is a quality device: it works, well put-together, finished like my tracks. Second, it fits the standard, common Lithonia (H track). Note: Lithonia makes a corner connector but it works ONLY on ceiling mounts; Lithonia does not offer a connector for wall mounts. This flex mount works for both. Yes, you could buy the ceiling mount, and twist and bend the connector to work, then, I suppose, fabricate some sort of cover for it but--why would you, when you have this? Happy to have found the solution to mounting Lithonia/Hampton Bay tracks, connected, around three walls.