Therefore, Watt specifically developed the EQ2510 , EQ2010 series of transformers for such products.

The transformer used to power track lighting lines should not simply be as universal as possible—instead, it must truly fit the space, thickness, efficiency, and mass–production costs associated with a lighting fixture’s power supply.

Why can't you just use generic models?

The track line lamp itself is designed to be simple, ultra–thin, and highly integrated—leaving very limited space for the driving power supply。If a transformer’s size, structure, or core design does not match, it can easily affect the overall system’s thickness, temperature rise, efficiency, and subsequent mass–production costs .

space

The orbiting line lamp drives a compact internal space, and the transformer height and plate area are all controlled.

efficiency

The drive power supply must not only be lit, but also take into account the conversion efficiency and temperature increase performance.

cost

The scheme must be suitable for mass production and must not cause costs to get out of control because of special structures.

Structure

The transformer needs to truly match the light fixture power structure, rather than simply applying a general-purpose model.