3 Head Outdoor Post Light 83"

[Color: Black]
Purchased to replace a light that had been damagedVery easy to assemble and fortunately fit perfectly on previous foundation. Works and looks great

[Color: White]
Very beautiful

[Color: Black]
This 3-head light was easy to install just make you a small foundation out of cement use some PVC pipe inside of the cement once it has laid so you can run the power lines to the lamp for a clean install, This 3 head lamp post is well made uses normal size bulbs over all can't complain how easy this was to install

[Color: Black]
This is a light for homeowners that looks almost like a street light. It has three large lantern lights higher up by a metallic post. They use standard E26 sockets with a maximum wattage of 60 W per bulb, which provides a great deal of light. These would be very bright almost street light quality lights.This flight is made of high-quality aluminum, has a thick, clear glass shade with an upgraded waterproof structure, and is corrosion- and weather-resistant.This pole light features three large, lantern-like heads, each with its own light and an E26 base. The bulbs are not included. You can pick any type of bulb you want. I would recommend an Edison-type bulb, which has LED strips inside a clear glass bulb that resembles the filaments of an old Edison-style bulb invented 130 years ago.The manufacturer suggested installation and slight is easy. I would not necessarily agree because the proper way to install it would be with a electrical conduit running from your home underground wire at least 12 inches below the surface of the soil, running out to where you’re going to put the light and then recommend a concrete slab with a hole in the center where the wires can come up to the pole and where you can secure the pole to the concrete, which is well set into the soil subsoil surface I will prevent the light from tipping over a falling you could do this insulation yourself, but it would be a multi day project. You’d have to buy a concrete slab it’s already existing throw a hole through the center of it with concrete, drill a hole through the center of it with a concrete drill bit, and run a wire underground, and out to that concrete slab and wire has to be deeply set in the soil at least 12 inches to be compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Once you get these steps taken care of, installation is easy, but you still have to screw in the base of this fixture after bringing the wires up to the fixture, securing them well into the concrete itself using concrete screw bits.For a homeowner it’s probably a two or three day job a long weekend job perhaps as you would need to employ a ditch witch to dig a trench out to where you’re going to put the light for a professional electrician doing it with a helper it’s probably a half day job cause they would have the pre-fabricated concrete base with the whole drilled in it already ready to go they have a ditch switch on their truck and run the line out very quickly from the home connected to the to your circuit, breaking control panel box and drill hole through the concrete wall above the water line and out to the location in the yard we’re going to put the sign probably near your driveway or your pathway to your home.Alright, this would be a beautiful light and an addition to your home, lighting the pathway. With 180 W of LED power, you’re probably gonna want to have a demo switch installed on this light as well, so you can dim it down.