Technical Specifications

Voltage & Power

• Ambient: Operates on 48V, offering a balance between efficiency and performance.

• Oleo: Uses 36V, slightly lower but still sufficient for smaller installations.

Power Supply Requirements

• Ambient requires additional power supplies every 275 feet, while Oleo needs them every 225 feet — meaning Ambient covers a bit more distance per power unit.

Brightness & Lighting Quality

When it comes to illumination, Ambient clearly leads.

• Ambient produces up to 58 lumens per light, making it ideal for brighter, more open spaces.

• Oleo, at 11 lumens, offers softer lighting suitable for more subtle or ambient effects.

Both support True RGBW technology, meaning you can control the full range of colors including pure white — perfect for dynamic lighting environments.

Installation & DIY Options

Both systems are DIY-friendly, allowing users or contractors to set them up without complex configurations. With 3-wire connections, they’re straightforward to install and maintain.

Light spacing differs slightly:

• Ambient: 9 inches

• Oleo: 10 inches or closer

This gives Ambient a slightly denser lighting distribution.

Build & Durability

• Track Material: Ambient uses powder-coated aluminum, offering strong resistance to corrosion. Oleo provides flexibility with aluminum or acrylic options.

• Yellowing Resistance: Neither light suffers from yellowing, keeping your installation clean and modern for years.

• Warranty: Both come with a 5-year warranty and an impressive 100,000-hour lifespan — ensuring long-term reliability.

Price Comparison

While Oleo starts at a higher base price, Ambient offers a wider coverage range and greater brightness per dollar spent.