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What You Need for Installation?
1. Low Voltage Transformer (Not included in this set) used to convert the standard home line voltage (usually 110 volts) to a low voltage (usually 12 or 24 volts).
2. Low Voltage Long Wire (Not included in this set), 12/14/16/18 gauge wire with 2 strands is recommended.
3. Low Voltage Wire Connectors (Included connectors in this set) are used to connect the two short wire strands that extend from each light to the long wire.
Great for illuminating pathways, yard, step, garden trees, fences, driveways, stone walls, swimming pool etc.
Vicky
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
Very pretty and gives off great amount of lighting. Only thing is I feel like they don't stay as vibrant throughout the night.
Dee
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
the well lights are fine they sent me wrong fountains I wanted fountains with lED lights and paid for 2 fountains with lightsi am having hard time connecting with any one and would like this straightened out
CorpRipoffCritic
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
The stainless steel finish is very nice as is the small size. It's only modestly bright on a 12 volt system, more like an old fashioned incandescent light than a newer and brighter LED. I do like the way the wiring connectors attach to the light, but I'm not a fan of having to separate and pull the electrical supply wires apart to install 2 connectors for each light. I much prefer the brand name's single connector that straddles both conductors of the virgin (i.e. unseparated) supply wire and taps into each conductor with one twist of the connector's cap. While the light's appear to be waterproof, the gibberish language in the marginal instructions about waterproofing make me wonder if the lights are as waterproof as their brand name competitor. Also, since their not a well uplight, placement is probably important so these uplights doesn't shine into people's eyes.
J. W.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
I've been trying out several of the well style lights. I found the 600 LM to be way too powerful for the average home. These are much softer light and really give that soft glow you want at night. These work well for the sides of houses, bushes, and statues.
twofouroh
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
I have these lighting up some crepe myrtles along a pathway, and they work fine for that. That picture that shows them lighting up a live oak is a joke. I use 3 x 100w lights under one of my live oaks to get that kind of a look, these will never do it. They are good quality though, and it's a fair price. It's also very nice to have something my zero turn can't take out.I like them!
dawgg
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024
Great well lights to place on your patio and make a striking statement uplighting plants or architectural features. Super easy to install, and low cost to operate. They'll add a professional feel to your landscape lighting.
Abacus
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
We have pretty extensive landscape lighting around our house. Much has been converted to low voltage over the past several years, and is a combo of small floods and well lights from about 20 years ago. As I've been refreshing I've been modernizing and re-designing where lighting is as our bushes and trees have changed over the past two decades. So in re-designing around the pool area we have a string of bushes that needed some highlight. These little lights add that effect that just completes the yard. Big fan.
Craig
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
I got these to light a small path between my patio and garden. I like that these are only 3w each (24w total) which is a small draw on a small transformer. The seem to be sealed well and have not had any issues with them in rainy weather. Likewise, they are in a spot that my zero turn mower tires have run over them and there's no issues there either. The only thing is the description photo of the giant tree being lit up...I think that's a little misleading; these are NOT bright spot lights. I'd call them more of a glow. I'd be happy if the company changed/removed that photo, because otherwise, these are nice lights, especially for under $8 each.
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