The Lerna Track Fixture in A Style Black, model A-INC110-BK, is a compact, directional track lighting head built by LITELINE for anyone who needs flexible, aimable light rather than a fixed downlight. It's the kind of fixture electricians and lighting retailers stock for jobs where the client isn't sure exactly where every beam of light needs to land — because with track, you can decide later, and adjust again after that.
Construction and finish
The A Style housing wears a durable matte black finish that keeps the fixture visually quiet on the ceiling, letting the light do the talking rather than the hardware. This black finish is a popular choice for exposed-track applications, industrial-style interiors, and commercial spaces where a sleek, understated look is part of the design brief.
Electrical details
This fixture operates on a standard 120V supply and carries a 50W rating, making it compatible with common residential and light commercial branch circuits. As with any track fixture, the bulb or lamp is typically selected separately to match the beam spread, colour temperature, and brightness you want for the space — giving you full control over the final look while keeping the fixture itself simple and dependable.
Installation and compatibility
The Lerna A-INC110-BK is designed to work with Type A track systems, the same connector style used by many track lighting heads, adapters, and end caps in this format. That means it can be positioned anywhere along a compatible run, rotated to redirect light, and combined with other A Style fixtures for a cohesive, adjustable lighting layout. This modularity is exactly why track lighting remains a favourite for accent lighting, wall-washing, and highlighting merchandise, artwork, or architectural features.
Applications
Picture this head aimed down a hallway of framed photos, angled to graze a stone fireplace wall, or lined up along a retail wall to spotlight product displays — the Lerna A Style Black handles all of it. It's equally at home in a newly finished basement, a boutique storefront, a restaurant dining room, or an open-concept condo where the lighting plan needs to stay flexible as furniture and displays change over time.