Multi-lyte channel lighting system

A channel for use in mounting first and second lighting fixtures for respectively providing accent and general lighting, said channel comprising an elongated channel member having first and second vertical side walls, a transverse wall extending between said side walls, and a barrier member extending vertically from said transverse wall to define first and second compartments extending along the length of said channel, and a third compartment extending along the length of said channel at the lower end of said transverse wall and between said side walls, said first and second compartments being respectively adapted to run first and second sets of conductors therethrough, said third compartment being adapted to receive one of said first and second lighting fixtures, connector means spaced along said first and second compartments for respectively connecting said first and second lighting fixtures to one of said sets of conductors that carry the proper operating voltage, one of said lighting fixtures is a luminaire and the other of said lighting fixtures is a track lighting fixture.

A channel for use in mounting first and second lighting fixtures for respectively providing accent and general lighting, said channel comprising an elongated channel member having first and second vertical side walls, a transverse wall extending between said side walls, and a barrier member extending vertically from said transverse wall to define first and second compartments extending along the length of said channel, and a third compartment extending along the length of said channel at the lower end of said transverse wall and between said side walls, said first and second compartments being respectively adapted to run first and second sets of conductors therethrough, said third compartment being adapted to receive one of said first and second lighting fixtures, connector means spaced along said first and second compartments for respectively connecting said first and second lighting fixtures to one of said sets of conductors that carry the proper operating voltage, one of said lighting fixtures is a luminaire and the other of said lighting fixtures is a track lighting fixture, and means secured to the upper section of said channel member for suspending the channel from a ceiling.

A channel for use in mounting first and second lighting fixtures for respectively providing accent and general lighting, said channel comprising an elongated channel member having first and second vertical side walls, a transverse wall extending between said side walls, and a barrier member extending vertically from said transverse wall to define first and second compartments extending along the length of said channel, and a third compartment extending along the length of said channel at the lower end of said transverse wall and between said side walls, said first and second compartments being respectively adapted to run first and second sets of conductors therethrough, said third compartment being adapted to receive one of said first and second lighting fixtures, at least one luminaire and at least one track section, first means for securing said luminaire to said channel at one location, and second means for securing said track section to said channel at a second location along said channel, and connector means spaced along said first and second compartments for respectively connecting said first and second lighting fixtures to one of said sets of conductors that carry the proper operating voltage.

A channel for use in mounting first and second lighting fixtures for respectively providing accent and general lighting, said channel comprising an elongated channel member having first and second vertical side walls, a transverse wall extending between said side walls, and a barrier member extending vertically from said transverse wall to define first and second compartments extending along the length of said channel, and a third compartment extending along the length of said channel at the lower end of said transverse wall and between said side walls, said first and second compartments being respectively adapted to run first and second sets of conductors therethrough, said third compartment being adapted to receive one of said first and second lighting fixtures, at least one luminaire and at least one track section, first means for securing said luminaire to said channel at one location, and second means for securing said track section to said channel at a second location along said channel, connector means spaced along said first and second compartments for respectively connecting said first and second lighting fixtures to one of said sets of conductors that carry the proper operating voltage, and means secured to the upper section of said channel member for suspending the channel from a ceiling.