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Which Kind Of Bulb You Want To Choose ? Warm White Or RGB Color-Changing ? it All Depends On Your Needs
Power Cable and Transformer Selection Guide
Power Cable and Transformer Selection Guide
Power Cable and Transformer Selection Guide
Example: Installing 12 spotlights (5 W each) and 8 path lights (4 W each) in a garden
Calculation Steps:
Calculate total wattage: (12 × 5W) + (8 × 4W) = 92W
Cable Selection:
Recommended light spacing: 6-8 feet
For 92W total load within 150 feet: Use 12AWG cable (120-160ft length)
Transformer Selection:
Choose a transformer rated at least 25% above total wattage
Recommended: 150 W or higher transformer (operates at optimal efficiency)
Important Notes:
Bulb Compatibility: Standard 2700K-4W bulb included in single packs
For brass spotlights: Use pointed GU5.3 bi-pin MR16 bulbs only
Operating voltage: 12V DC (9-17V range)
Bulk purchase discounts available
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I replaced a set of plastic landscape lights with these brass ones and they are just so much better. I could tell by the weight of the box when it arrives that these were much more hardy and was even more impressed when I got them out of the box and set up. I did have to go out and buy new LED bulbs as these use MR16 which is different from the dual prong G4 bulbs my old system used. These lights are much brighter and there are quite a few options for color temperatures and wattages with the MR16 size bulb.
D. Bateman
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
High quality lighting
ZsaZsa
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
I’m picky about landscaping so when choosing new lights, I wanted something that looked great, worked flawlessly, and - most importantly - would survive Florida’s brutal coastal climate. Salt air devours metal like a midnight snack around here, so when I saw that these uplights were built to withstand harsh coastal conditions and tropical weather, I was sold.And let me tell you, these lights deliver. They're solidly made, the style is transitional and would work with a contemporary or traditional home, they're discreet looking, and the bronze patina is elegant, blending seamlessly into our landscape. They give off a warm, inviting glow without looking too harsh or artificial.Installation was easy for my husband, and once they were in, they instantly made our outdoor space look more polished. No flickering, no frustration—just solid, well-built lights doing exactly what they’re supposed to.Bottom line? If you need lights that won’t corrode or rust into oblivion in six months - whether from salt or snow - these are a no-brainer. They’re sleek, sturdy, and built to last. And I can actually trust that my outdoor lighting won’t turn into a science experiment thanks to salt air. Win-win.
Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
These lights are heavy duty. They are very solid and well built. They give me a lot of confidence leaving them outside 24/7. They take replaceable bulbs which is great meaning you can continue to use them even when the bulb burns out. You can also set the brightness and color temp by choosing different bulbs. These are great and give a beautiful elegant look. They are so many steps above a traditional cheap plastic/cast aluminum landscape light.
STEVEN PHILLIPSON
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
It has made my house the night time treasure I had always dreamed of
Warrens Views
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Outdoor lighting doesn't come cheap, unless you want cheap, and these fall in the prior category, at $180 for a set of 6 spot lights. The finish on these is great, with the washed brass, it's not the shiny brass, it's the weathered antiqued brass, almost a brushed finish. The quality is nice, the brass heads are hefty enough and made well. No seams that I could see on the finish. Well made, looks great.The base that they attach to is where it gets a bit on the budget side. The base that mounts to the lights and holds the light the ground is plastic. It's a thicker plastic and not the cheaper flimsy plastic that budget lights have, however, being plastic it's not the metal poles the mount to plastic insets. Pressed flush with the ground and the plastic bases will never be seen.These low voltage lights are just the housing and the base and the connecting wires. It does not contain the low voltage power supply or their wiring from the supply to the lights. They also don't contain the bulbs that need to be purchased in addition to the these particular lights. The lights range from $5 for single to upwards of $40 for a set of three, this is all depending on the wattage of the lights. These only take the MR 16 bulbs with the GU 5.3 Pin set. Wattage ranges depend on your desires, tho they will take up to a 50 wat bulb, tho if you have 5 of the 50 watt bulbs, you'll need a large power supply.For the lights themselves, they are a nice look and work well. The rest are items that need purchased that is not a result of the manufacturer. Every thing works well and the look in our landscaping is beautiful.
CW
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
The exterior lighting scheme at our house appears to have been installed in the 90’s and not maintained in the last 10 years. I replaced a dead low voltage transformer earlier, but the uplights themselves were also dead. I replaced those with these using 3000k mr16 bulbs, and they look great. The included vampire clips work perfectly,These are easy to adjust in direction, and once I figured out that the top of the light slides, not screw, off for the bulb, these were quick to assemble. I was a little worried that the pins on the mr16 bulbs would bend since you can’t see where they insert into the lamp base. None did though. I just did it kind of gingerly to be careful with the pins.The cost is a lot to spend in one go ($179 for 6), but they are solid brass and I expect them to last the life of my occupancy in this house. The value is definitely there compared with other items on the market. These are heavy with no inconsistencies in the finish. Nothing is cheap about these at all, though they are a good value.
James Williams
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
This is a very nice pack of brass spotlights that come without bulbs. Brass is generally the top of the line when it comes to landscape lights. Brass lights are more robust and heavy than aluminum. They won't oxidize and they often have replaceable bulbs.That's the case with these lights, which are very solid for their size. They have a nicely designed brass shell. The bulb chamber is protected by gaskets on the main body and also a liquid gasket around the lens. If either of those leaks then you'll have problems.The spikes on brass lights are usually massive. They can be a pain to install since you need to dig down quite a ways.The elbow connection on this light is great as it locks in place. The threading is really nice and overall the light is well made. Installing a bulb is easy.The one knock is that Zonegrace has another set of much larger brass lights that seem like better value. These ones are fairly small and unobtrusive, but the other set has way more brass at roughly the same price point. I'd opt for those unless you need a smaller profile. The bigger ones simply look more expensive due to their sheer size.
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