3W 150LM Outdoor LED Landscape Path Light, Die-cast Aluminum Construction (6-PACK)

• UP TO 80% ENERGY SAVING - 3W Integrated LED Path Light 3000K 150 lumen (30W incandescent equivalent) output to completely illuminate paths, walkways,stairs, Patios, Gardens, Shrubs. 139 degree wide beam angle with bright, soft light.
• EASY AND QUICK INSTALLATION - This landscape lighting with cleated heavy-duty stake design and a quick-install wire connector installs easily in the ground. Extra accessories which are needed but do not come with the lights: transformer, wire low voltage wires.
• LAST 50,000 HOURS - This landscape lighting kits use integrated LEDs, which can run up to 23 years at 6 hours/day and reduce replacement frequency.
• WEATHER-RESISTENT - Durable cast-aluminum construction withstand rainy and snowy weather, IP65 waterproof rating makes the light work well even in wet locations.
• 5 YEARS WARRANTY - We cover most damage and shipping costs for replacements. Contact us for any quality issues.

Landscape lighting can be the thing that takes your backyard from basic to bling, but undertaking a lighting plan for your yard can be an intimidating project. But have no fear, welcome to our landscape lighting store, where we’ll walk you through a basic overview of the various types of lighting you’ll find in a landscape and exactly what each of them is supposed to do.

What kind of power cable and transformer should I need?

e.g Suppose there is a set of 4 path lights (each 3W) and 2 flood lights (each 4.5W) need to be installed in the garden, How to choose the cable and the transformer?

1. Add the individual light fixture wattages for all lights. 4*3W+2*4.5W=21W

2. The typical distance between two lights is 6-8 feet, but closer or farther is ok too. Based on the above diagram, 6 lights total watts in 0-60 should choose 75-100ft 16AWG power cable.

3. Transformer is large enough to support the Total Fixture Wattage, it should be the best usage within 80 percent of the rated capacity. So in this case a 45W transformer is enough.

Note: A transformer that is too large for the load may overdrive the lamps which will shorten their life spans.

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