Lights

I am trying to redesign the bad lighting system in my house. Mainly nothing is grounded, and it's bad outdoor style lights inside. I've decided to go with track lighting because A) it's easily maintainable/upgradeable in the future. B) I can hide them in the rafters. C) I couldn't find a good LED light strip that was defused, so it didn't burn the eyes.

I found some lights that'll work for now, the plan is 3 tracks, with 3 lights each, each is 15 watts, so 135 watt total.

My issue tho is that I want/need to daisy chain multiple tracks off a single power source (switched socket). I can't use normal power feeds because they are directional, you can't put them on both ends of the track.

Nore can I use 'floating' power supplies because they are designed to feed power from the back, through a box, not the side.

I did find pendent adapters that'll shut my need. Except they are not clear what they are rated for, they list both 150 watt, 2400 watt, and 1.25 amp.

At the end of the day, want I want is 135 watts, which is less then 150. But I'd rather be n the safe side and give some room for overhead {80% is the general rule}. So if anyone has suggestions or knows if these pendants can actually support 2400 watts, advise would be appreciated.

Normal Power Feed: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-2400-Watt-Black-Linear-Track-Conduit-Power-Feed-804899/310684195
Floating Power Feed: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-2400-Watt-Black-Linear-Track-Floating-Power-Feed-Track-Lighting-Connector-813750/317249220
Lights: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09H4C4RVT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
Pendent Adapters: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-120-Volt-150-Watt-Black-Linear-Track-Pendant-or-Chandelier-Adapter-804969/310684211#product-overview