Published adapters and driver boxes
| Model code | Circuit / wire count | Housing material | Housing colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| GT402 | 4 Wires 3 Circuits | PC | White,Black |
| GT403 | 4 Wires 3 Circuits | PC | White,Black |
| GT406 | 4 Wires 3 Circuits | PC | White,Black |
| GT407 | 4 Wires 3 Circuits | PC | White,Black |
| DX405 | 4 Wires 3 Circuits | PC | White,Black |
| GT301 | 3 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT304 | 3 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT307 | 3 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| DX307 | 3 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT207 | 2 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT208 | 2 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT201 | 2 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| GT202 | 2 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
| DX205 | 2 Wires Single Circuit | PC | White,Black |
Model codes, circuit configuration and housing material as published per model.
Why the circuit configuration decides the match
Two rails that look similar can carry different conductor arrangements. An adapter built for a single-circuit rail has no way to pick up a specific circuit on a multi-circuit rail, and the reverse is equally true. Matching by circuit configuration — not by the shape of the profile alone — is what keeps a specification from failing on site.
Driver boxes and housing kits
Track light housings published on this site are quoted as a kit: aluminium housing, driver box and lens or holder together. That is deliberate — it means the body, the driver enclosure and the optics are matched before they leave the factory rather than being reconciled across three suppliers.
