Line voltage aisle lighting?! Is that owner nuts? Or just another victim of trade-show salesmanship?
bentruler is absolutely right, those tracks are a very wet area. In between soda spills (the most electrically conductive [and corrosive] fluid known to man) and janitors with wet mops, the stuff will short out or break down six times faster than the LV stuff. Now picture a cinema full of people when that stuff takes off, arcing and energizing the whole track...
And the bulb life is a LOT less than LV.
Cinema owners are notoriously cheap, (e57 nailed it spot on) they'd rather spend thousands on the lobby decor than ensuring that their auditoria or projection equipment is up-to-date.
Attic rat, as someone who's dealt with cinema owners for 20+ years, I'd run away from this job. IF you're lucky enough to get paid for your labor, you'll be the one who gets blamed when the stuff breaks down.
richard and iwire said it best, the answer to both of their points would be NO(not listed) and NO(not for walking on).
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