Paulmann ProRail3: Professional lighting in commercial premises – simple and efficient

The ProRail3 3-phase track system from Paulmann is the ideal all-rounder for flexible and individual lighting. Each phase can be fitted with up to 3,500 W, guaranteeing powerful lighting. With just one socket, it provides bright lighting even in rooms with many corners. The ProRail3 track system is particularly suited to commercial areas such as surgeries, law firms and offices, as well as open commercial spaces such as boutiques, restaurants and hotels. A wide range of lighting scenarios can be created with the high output LED spotlights in the +3,000 lumen class, specially designed for professional applications.

Paulmann Licht, a renowned family-owned company based in Germany, offers high-quality lighting solutions in more than 40 countries. With a comprehensive range of over 2,500 products and innovative lighting systems, Paulmann helps its customers to realise their individual lighting requirements in a wide variety of rooms. With inspiring ideas, professional advice and easy-to-understand installation instructions, Paulmann ensures that every customer finds the perfect lighting solution.

Available in three elegant RAL colours: Matt white aluminium, traffic white and matt black - the ProRail3 track system adapts to any design. — Available in three elegant RAL colours: Matt white aluminium, traffic white and matt black – the ProRail3 track system adapts to any design.

The ProRail3 track system offers a wide range of design options thanks to its large selection of high-quality system components. All components are available in three system colours: RAL 9006 white aluminium matt, RAL 9016 traffic white and RAL 9005 deep black matt.

The system is complemented by modern spotlights and pendant luminaires, from retrofit spotlights to designer luminaires, which are perfect for setting the scene even in prestigious spaces. Another advantage of the prorail3 track system is its dimming function, which allows the lighting to be individually adjusted. In addition, Dialux data is available to lighting designers to make planning even easier.

Versatile lighting options to meet individual requirements

The ProRail3 track system is suitable for specialist lighting tasks, both functional and practical. It is ideal for highlighting exhibits in retail spaces, certificates in surgeries and law firms and individual tables in hotels, restaurants and cafes. The pendant luminaires are particularly suitable for illuminating reception areas or creating a pleasant atmosphere at individual tables and bar counters. Recommended illuminance is approximately 500 lux, with 15°-40° spots and 40°-60° pendants.

On the other hand, the ProRail3 track system also provides uniform general and ambient lighting that evenly illuminates the entire room. This ensures good visibility, quick orientation and promotes safety when moving around. A basic level of lighting of around 200 lux is recommended for corridors and hallways, and around 500 lux for workstations. Spotlights with a beam angle of 36°-60° are ideal.

Effective lighting solutions for different needs

Depending on the desired atmosphere, warm white (3,000K) is recommended for cosy lighting in hotels and restaurants, while neutral white (4,000K) is ideal for a clear and concentrated environment in retail outlets, surgeries and law firms. These lighting options offer the flexibility to design spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, while meeting specific requirements and desired ambience.

Just 3 steps to a custom ProRail3 track system:

Step 1: Select spot and pendant — Step 1:
Select spot and pendant

Step 2: Select track — Step 1:
Select spot and pendant

To the ProRail3 luminaires ►
To the ProRail3 tracks, connectors and power supply ►

Use the full potential of track systems in just three steps:

Start with a separate design for each lighting task in the building and select the appropriate luminaires for each zone.
Define the track layout to ensure continuous electrification of all luminaires.
Add additional luminaires if the basic brightness between the lighting islands is not sufficient.

The result: an optimal room lighting that provides uniform and appropriate lighting thanks to the efficient use of luminaires.