TRILUX expands Lenty with a new lens and more formats
In July 2026, TRILUX began marketing a new generation of optical solutions for Lenty: a more uniform and efficient lens, track, recessed and surface-mounted solutions within the family, two- and three-head Rail versions and a faceted reflector for Lenty Plus Track.
An update focused on beam quality, visual comfort and planning freedom
The new lens technology produces a clearly defined, highly uniform beam with a precise edge. Even with wide distributions, it directs the light towards the target surface and minimises stray light.
The lens’s very low luminance helps minimise glare effects. At the same time, TRILUX communicates an increase in optical efficiency of up to 20% and savings of up to 3 W per luminaire compared with conventional lens technology.
The family also gains flexibility with track, recessed and surface-mounted solutions. The two- or three-head Rail versions make it possible to create several individually adjustable accents using a single track adapter, while Plus Track introduces a newly developed reflector.
An expansion that combines optics, installation and flexibility
TRILUX is not presenting a single isolated change, but a coordinated update: it improves light quality and efficiency, expands mounting options and makes it easier to create one or more accents with a consistent design language.
Track, recessed, surface-mounted and multi-head configurations
The expansion includes track, recessed and surface-mounted configurations. The two- or three-head Rail versions of Lenty Mini and Lenty Track make it possible to create several individually adjustable accents within a compact space. TRILUX also announced a trimless recessed solution planned before the end of 2026.
New lens or new reflector: two ways to improve light quality
Drag the divider to compare a more diffuse conventional representation with the selected Lenty technology. The graphic is conceptual and does not replace the photometric curves for the reference.
How does the beam change with the new Lenty solutions?
Compare the new-generation lens technology with the dedicated Lenty Plus Track reflector.
Distributions to adapt the beam to each surface
The distributions range from a highly concentrated accent to wider coverage. The angles below correspond to the selected configurations and must always be confirmed on the final reference datasheet.
Select technology and distribution
Angles from the current Lenty Track online catalogue. TRILUX’s general technical table shows 14° for Lenty Track Spot, while the current online catalogue publishes Spot ≈12°; always validate the final reference.
The usage examples are indicative. The final distribution must be selected using photometry, height, distance and the dimensions of the target surface.
One family, more formats and configurations
Selection no longer depends only on size or luminous flux. You also need to decide the installation type, number of heads, optical technology and the level of flexibility the space requires.
Lenty Mini / Mini Track
Lenty Mini Track identifies the compact track configuration, with Invisible Driver depending on the variant. Recessed or surface-mounted solutions are marketed within the Lenty Mini range depending on the specific configuration.
Light colour and control: two decisions that should not be confused
Colour temperature, special spectrum and control system address different questions. This module separates the three decisions so that selection is not reduced to choosing a Kelvin value or a connection type.
First define whether you need a standard white point or a special spectrum
Standard colour temperatures describe the nominal white point. Special spectra modify the spectral composition of the source and cannot be interpreted or reproduced using a colour gradient alone.
Standard colour temperature · 3000 K
Warm nominal white point within the documented standard options.
Availability: confirm family, optics, CRI and reference.The band only indicates the nominal white point. To specify a special spectrum, validate the official designation, reference, available distribution and, when required by the project, a sample on the actual product or material. The general Lenty page and the current references consulted use “Brilliant Colour” for 3100 K, while the general technical table still retains “Efficient Colour” in some Lenty Track and Lenty Plus Track rows; the specific catalogue reference takes precedence.
More freedom to aim, install and plan
Beam precision must be accompanied by suitable adjustment and a format compatible with the architecture. The different Lenty versions make it possible to adapt the system to the ceiling, the position of objects and possible layout changes.
Adjustment figures depend on the specific variant
These figures must not be extrapolated to every generation or every Lenty configuration.
One system to solve different needs without disrupting the composition
Lenty’s formal continuity makes it easier to combine sizes, mounting types and configurations within the same project. When an ambient or linear layer is required, the family can also be integrated into concepts that incorporate other TRILUX systems.
accent
Three applications where accent precision makes the difference
TRILUX illustrates the new Lenty configurations with retail product presentations, museum exhibitions and office reception areas. The new lens, multi-head configurations and Plus Track reflector make it possible to adapt the light to these accent requirements.
Product presentation and retail gondolas
TRILUX cites retail product gondolas as one of the cases where two- or three-head solutions make it possible to create several precise accents within a compact space.
Mini / Track / Rail 2-3Museums and exhibition spaces
TRILUX uses a “Petersburg hanging” style presentation of artworks as an example. Beam uniformity, edge precision and stray-light control are especially relevant in exhibition accent lighting.
Track / Plus TrackReception and corporate spaces
TRILUX also cites a representative office reception area as an application example. The variety of formats makes it possible to integrate light points into different ceilings and architectural concepts.
Mini / Recessed / Track / PlusThe model suggestions are indicative. Final selection requires validation of luminous flux, photometry, height, distance, glare control and viewing conditions.
Lenty within TRILUX’s 2026 innovation context
An expansion presented at the industry’s leading international trade fairs
TRILUX presented Lenty with the new optics at EuroShop 2026 and included it among the new products at Light + Building 2026. On those trade-fair pages, the brand initially communicated up to 15% greater efficiency; the July commercial launch and the current Lenty page raise the figure to up to 20%. The video is from the official TRILUX channel and shows the general context of Light + Building 2026, not an exclusive Lenty demonstration.
How to start selecting the configuration
Indicative Industrial Gines criterion The first decision is to define what needs to be illuminated, from what distance and with what level of flexibility. You can then compare the format, number of heads, distribution and optical technology.
| Criterion | Lenty Mini / Mini Track | Lenty Track | Rail 2/3 variants | Lenty Plus Track |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical priority | Discretion | Versatility | Multiple accents | Greater luminous flux reserve |
| Configuration type | Lenty Mini Track for track mounting; Lenty Mini also has recessed or surface-mounted configurations depending on the reference | Adjustable spotlight for TRILUX Rail | Two or three Lenty Mini or Lenty Track heads for Rail with a single track adapter | Track spotlight with lens or reflector depending on reference |
| Distribution | Depending on reference; Lenty Mini Track: Spot 12°, Medium Flood 24° and Flood 36° in the technical table | Current online catalogue: 9°, 12°, 24° and 36°. TRILUX’s general technical table shows 14° for Lenty Track Spot, while the current online catalogue publishes Spot ≈12°; validate the final reference | Several individually adjustable accents depending on the selected optics | Reflector: 9°, 12°, 18° and 24°; TRILUX announces additional distributions for the fourth quarter of 2026 |
| Key differentiator | Compact format and Invisible Driver depending on variant | Up to 2,000 lm, four beam angles and DALI DT6 or BLE options depending on reference | Individual adjustment of several accents within a compact space | Up to 5,000 lm and savings of up to 8 W with the new reflector |
| Required validation | Nominal luminous flux of the reference, photometry, height, distance, glare, colour temperature, colour rendering, control and mounting compatibility. | |||
Before specifying the reference, validate three aspects
The photometric simulation, the risk of glare from normal viewing positions and, when justified by the project, the response of the light on the actual materials or products.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Lenty expansion presented in 2026 include?
TRILUX introduces new lens technology, expands the track, recessed and surface-mounted solutions within the family, adds two- and three-head Rail versions and introduces a new reflector for Lenty Plus Track.
What does the new lens technology improve?
It produces a highly uniform, clearly defined beam with a precise edge. TRILUX also highlights the minimisation of stray light and glare effects thanks to the lens’s very low luminance.
How much energy can the new lens save?
TRILUX’s official launch publication of 23 July 2026 and the current family page indicate up to 20% greater optical efficiency and savings of up to 3 W per luminaire compared with conventional lens technology. At EuroShop and Light + Building 2026, TRILUX had initially communicated up to 15%.
Which installation formats are included in the Lenty expansion?
TRILUX communicates track, recessed and surface-mounted solutions. It also announced a trimless recessed solution planned before the end of 2026, subject to commercial availability.
What do the two- or three-head Rail versions offer?
They make it possible to create several individually adjustable accents using a single track adapter. These are Lenty Mini and Lenty Track configurations for the Rail system, not a separate family.
What distinguishes the new Lenty Plus Track reflector?
It combines an upper reflector, a light source positioned at the bottom and an especially fine faceted structure. This architecture directs light efficiently, minimises stray light and can save up to 8 W per luminaire compared with a conventional reflector.
