Exactly what I needed.

Just what I needed. Fit perfectly with my existing tracked lighting.

Not compatible with Hamilton Bay power cord and switch.

The only 2ft. piece of track I’ve found!

All ‘H’ track is not created equal. Nuvo

It was a little shorter than i was expecting but it works great. You can get 2 light on there easily but he 3rd one is tough to get in there.

This Novo TR120 four-foot, Halo-style track worked excellently for a track lighting installation....

This Novo TR120 four-foot, Halo-style track worked excellently for a track lighting installation. You'll need some kind of end power feed to attach to the end of the track. This will supply power to the strip. I purchased theNuvo TP169 conduit live end power feed , and it worked excellently. The TP169 snaps into the end of the TR120 and has wires in an enclosed area where Romex attaches. The Halo-style track has two contact ridges on one side of the channel and one on the other side. When inserting the light, you match the two contact side of the light to the two contact channel, then twist the light in place. If you install it in reverse, the light won't twist in place. It's probably not as easy to visualize through this description, but when you see it, it's easy to understand. Be sure to purchase a Halo-style light and you'll be all set. We purchased dimmable LED lights wired to a Lutron dimmer switch, and it made for a perfect installation! This product worked perfectly with our installation, so we have no problem recommending it to others.

I think many have had the same problem I did--the track heads do not light if you do not install ...

I think many have had the same problem I did--the track heads do not light if you do not install them properly, and the installation instructions fail to tell you that you need to hold the slip collar back before you place the head into the slot and keep it retracted until you have twisted the head 90 degrees to lock it in place. This is not very easy to do because the slip collar is hard to hold out of the track. If you do not retract the head, it will not make full contact with the copper power strip inside the track housing. Once I figured this out, I had no problems, but I got very frustrated before I did. Addendum: If you are using this with the Live End Cord Kit (plugging into a wall socket), insert it into the track with the steel metal prong on the side of the track with two copper strips. If you place it the other way, it won't fit. Another gap in the instructions... I suggest that you slide in the Cord Kit Before you attach the track to the ceiling.