Track lighting

You don't need a Bridge to control Perifo. You can control Perifo track lighting with Bluetooth, or add a Bridge to unlock the full suite of smart lighting features.

Perifo track lighting only works with Perifo lights.

Visit the [About Perifo] track lighting page to learn more about Perifo. Check out our [Guide to Perifo] track lighting to learn more about the different parts of Perifo, installation, and more..

Perifo lights work like all other Philips Hue lights, meaning you can add them right in the Hue app. You can find information on connecting Perifo to your Philips Hue system on the [How to connect] page for lamps. 

For information on installation, read the Perifo user manual. To learn how to connect Perifo to your smart lighting system, check out the [How to connect page] for lamps.

Perifo was designed to work with a single power supply unit. Using more than one PSU is not supported. If you want to create a setup of more than 100 W (or 90 W in the United States and Canada), use two separate setups placed next to, but not connected to, each other.

Yes! Before you start, turn the electricity powering the fixture off. Remove the rail cover, and loosen the screws so that the rail can move around slightly. Place the connector into place, and tighten the screws on the rail. Place the connector into the second rail, and install it as shown in the manual. 

If there is a gap, gently press the cable into extra space in the connector's housing to shorten its length and try again.

Perifo cylinder spotlights can be rotated 350 degrees to shine light where you need it. It’s simple to do: hold the light and turn it clockwise or counterclockwise. Note that the spotlight does not fully rotate 360 degrees, as there is a stopping point at the base of the light. 

It depends on the power supply unit you choose. The 1-point and 2-point power supply units are wired into your home's electricity via an electrical box on the ceiling. A 1-point power supply unit with a plug is meant for wall setups, and it can be plugged into a standard outlet. 

Yes. Though the power supply units were designed for either the wall or ceiling, if you have an electrical box on your wall, you can use the ceiling power supply unit. Conversely, if you have a wall outlet on your ceiling, you can use the wall power supply unit.

We recommend looking at our How-to guide before buying any components. This way, you can see which layout you like and get a list of the connectors and rails you need. If you want to go bigger than the example, you can — just add longer (or more!) rails and more connectors.