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Brass Low Voltage LED Path Lights for Outdoor

solid cast brass pathway lights housing excellent in corrosion resistance and heat dissipation, the fine workmanship makes it tougher and aesthetics. Proper hardscape lighting allows you to extend the use of your patio, walkway or driveway long after the sun goes down.

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Sipecial L-type fixture disign with solid brass stem support last for dozens of years and the detachable design for replace the bulb easily

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Total height 21.87 inch brass fixture can be resistant to high temperature and corrosion, with 5.3-foot 18AWG UL listed wire provide more safer to use

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Polycarbonate lens can stops water and protect the bulb,and one additional free lens is available for replacement

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This pathway light fixture work with G4 bi-pin socket, compatible with G4 bulbs up to 20W, can easily install or replace the bulb

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This low voltage landscape path lights outdoor for the exterior of the house, garden flowers, palm trees, alleys, loading docks, doorway, bus stations, streets, pathways, and parking areas. It's a good choice for your yard or graden applications.

HOW TO INSTALL

Step 1: Make sure that the power is turned OFF before installing fixture

Step 2: Remove the shroud of the fixture and insert G4 lamp into the lamp socket

Step 3: Screw the fixture onto the stake. Lay out fixtures at desired locations. Any combination of lights is acceptable as long as the total wattage does not exceed 80% percent of the power supply transformer

Step 4: Remove the sleeves from the pre-stripped lead wire. Use the wire connectors to connect lead wire to the main power supply cord

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HOW TO CHOOSE TRANSFORMER

To determine the size of transformer needed for a low voltage lighting system, add up the wattage of all fixtures in the system and add 10% for lowvoltage cable and fixtures connections.

If the total load of fixtures is too great, either divide the total load between 2 transformers or use a more powerful transformer.

Select a transformer with 20% higher capacity than total wattage of all fixtures in the system, that allow you to add more fixtures later.

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