6W Low Voltage LED Flood Lights 12V AC Landscape Spotlights 260 Lumens 3000K Warm White Outdoor Accent Lights with Metal Stakes & Connectors for Garden Tree & Yard

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Good lights for the money. All metal construction rather than the thin plastic most landscape spots use, and they're sealed against weather, which is the thing that kills cheap outdoor fixtures. You can feel the difference picking one up.The 3000K warm white is the right choice. Cooler LEDs make a yard look like a parking lot, and this reads closer to the old halogen look that landscape lighting is supposed to have. 260 lumens is accent-level brightness, so these are for washing a tree trunk or picking out a shrub, not flooding an area.Standard 12V low voltage, so they drop into an existing system without any adapters or fuss. Two in the box at this price is reasonable.

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Vine is not free. My cost is time for an honest review & photos plus 30 percent of full value.Equivalent to a 60-Watt incandescent this 12V LED provides great landscape illumination directed where needed. These Lighting Fixtures are Built like a Tank! Heavy Cast Metal throughout. I particularly liked the Ground Stakes are Metal! NOT Plastic! I can stomp them into the ground without fear of breaking them. And the electrical connectors are an easy 2-minute skrue-down connection - no need to splice wires. I had Both of these lights tied into my low-voltage wiring in less than 15 minutes - most of that time was spent finding the existing wiring which had become buried. The supplied connection wires are fairly short - maybe 12 inches, and are designed to be tied into existing wiring. These are quite bright and closer to soft white at 2700-3000K giving a softer look to the night time lighting. The LED is located behind a translucent diffuser, not a lens, so the beam is fairly wide and not a directional spotlight. The one down-side: As far as I can tell - the LEDs are Not replaceable.These are tied into my low-voltage system and will supplement the night time lighting for my American and Texas flags. They are a little more expensive than others, but this is a direct result of the heavy-duty metal construction.

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Excellent, and I mean excellent!, quality lights. First, they are super bright - just as they should be. What really impressed me is their build quality. Everything is metal on these - the light housing, the angle bracket, the set screw, even the stake! No cheap plastic crap here like so much of the inexpensive stuff out there. I'm looking forward to a very long life from these landscape lights. They do have 'pinch' connectors for connecting to the main power line. This version is nice because the screw mechanism easily pushes the pins into the wire. Very secure. However, I'm still not a fan of this type connection. I've had too many corrode out or (worse!) ground out. My preference is silicon filled wire nuts. You do you! But again, I'm a huge fan of these lights. Just plain excellent quality.

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I ordered these to add some additional lighting around our Airbnb without having to run another 120V circuit out into the yard. We already have low voltage landscape lighting, so adding a couple more lights is a pretty simple project.These are small 6 watt lights, but the 260 lumen output is plenty for highlighting landscaping, a tree, or a darker area along a walkway. I generally prefer several smaller landscape lights over a few really bright ones since you can spread the light around and avoid making the yard look like a parking lot.Installation is about what you would expect with a 12V landscape light. The fixtures feel solid enough for outdoor use and are easy to aim once installed. The light output is also fairly even without an obvious bright spot in the center.You get two lights in the package, which makes the price pretty reasonable if you already have a low voltage transformer and wiring in place. Just keep in mind that these are 12V lights, so they aren't something you can plug directly into a regular outlet.For adding a little more light to an existing landscape lighting system, these do exactly what I needed. Good amount of light for only 6 watts and an easy way to fill in a couple of dark spots without lighting up the entire neighborhood.

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I recently installed a low-voltage landscaping light system from another insanely expensive brand. When I came across these lights, I thought of trying these as spotlights on some of my trees. These are made of metal and were pretty heavy. Overall, I was very happy with the materials, and I am confident it will last a very long time. The current price for two is a steal, and almost all other lights I have in my system were expensive.Assembly was simple and easy. All you need to do is screw in the peg, and you are ready to add these to your light system.The lights came with detailed instructions, which one won't need to install these lights but will serve as a good handbook in designing the whole system, including selection of transformer, selection of the wiring for landscaping etc.At 260 lumens, these lights are pretty good for use as spotlights on large bushes and trees.The only suggestions I would have are to provide a little longer wire with the lights and maybe increase the length of the pegs by another 2-4 inches.Buyers should also be aware that these lights cannot be used directly. You need to have a transformer for low-voltage lights and connect these through that transformer. This is also mentioned in the description page.Overall, I love these lights and might get a couple more when I decide to expand the landscaping light system.

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These are practical low-voltage landscape lights, and I like the warm-white specification.A 2-pack of 6W, 12V AC spotlights with 260 lumens and 3000K warm-white output makes sense for garden accents, small trees, pathways, walls, and yard features. The metal stakes and connectors are also important because flimsy stakes are one of the most annoying parts of outdoor lighting.👍 Two-pack.👍 12V low-voltage design.👍 6W / 260-lumen output.👍 3000K warm white.👍 Metal stakes and connectors included.👍 Good for garden, tree, wall, and yard accent lighting.👍 👎 Wired low-voltage lighting takes more setup than solar, but usually performs much better.👍 260 lumens is useful for accent lighting,

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These sealed outdoor spotlights are a nice and easy addition to your landscape. The black solid metal housing feels durable, and I expect them to hold up to the elements for some time. The units are totally sealed from the weather, which should help with longevity. This means you cannot change the bulbs to adjust brightness or color temperature, but with LED internals I’d expect them to last for a long time and the 3000K warm white color temp is ideal for most landscapes.I refer to these as “accent lights” because they are rated at 260 lumens. At this brightness level, they offer a great localized accent light for small groups of plants or medium sized features rather than a longer spotlight throw you’d expect at 500+ lumen.Assembly and setup were easy, particularly since they’re sealed. You just screw the included threaded stake into the bottom and push them into the ground. If you have hard or compacted dirt, it may be better to press the stake into the ground before attaching to the light to prevent damage. The fixture is easy to adjust, and the tilt is held in place with an easy-to-use thumb screw.The wiring connector is different than styles I’ve used before though it was simple to connect; the connectors screw together and pierce the outer jacket of the main supply wire. Because this is an AC only model, you don’t need to worry about “positive” or “negative” connections. This is also a point to consider – this unit ONLY supports 12 volts AC, it does NOT support 12 volts DC or 24 volts. Make sure to check your transformer before using.If a contemporary style fixture fits your design, you need a solid accent light or small spotlight, and have a 12V AC system, these are a good option.

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As the title suggests, this is an excellent and modern looking adjustable angle set of flood lights. First of all the light looks modern and not your grampa style version you get at home improvement sores (sorry grampa) the base is attacked to a metal (I belive heavy duty aluminum) stake with a little of a foot pad to plunge it into the ground (very helpful small little thing) the stake then has a grove to snake the cable through and the power cable has a screw on type secure clip to connect it to the main 12V AC/DC feed line cable. So that's the basic idea of the light assembly. The main light has a small base that has an arm that attaches to the side of the main light with a small thumb screw that if loosened will allow you to adjust the angle of your light. The front lens seems to be defused with a lens that has a crisscross glass pattern in it. This will disburse the light and not make it super focused (thus flood light effect). But, the area that the light will cover is still small because the diameter of the lens is just about 2 inches. The entire light assembly with the stake full screwed in is about 13.5 inches of which the main light including the base is approximately 7 inches long. What I am going to do is to assemble the light the way I want to be in it's final placement since if you have it in all vertical you can easily push the stake in the ground, then I will connect the clip and adjust the light angle on to the side of my house. This is a very good quality flood light, as you can see in the pictures all cabling is sealed well, so well that I am yet to figure out if the light bulb is serviceable or not. Seems to be some sort of Mr socket, but the front won't budge I can not remove the lens, nor there is anything about serviceablity of the light bulb in the manual.