LED 3000K Small Spot Light, 35 Degree, Centennial Brass
LED 3000K Small Spot Light, 35 Degree, Centennial Brass
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Description
Description
Flood Lighting is a creative way to make your outdoor area feel more inviting, and provide extra safety and security at night. The 12V small spot light with VLO technology that allows you
to easily switch between three lumen outputs (100, 200, 300 lumens) without mechanically adjusting the settings on the fixture. This Landscape accent light in Centennial Brass finish features a custom optics that assures no halos or scallops to deliver superb center-to-edge uniformity for clean, clear light. This 3000K 16016CBR30 from Kichler Lighting is an integrated, fully sealed LED fixture with 35 degree beam angles, energy saving, and surge protection up to 6,000V. Kichler Lighting brings you a wide variety of exciting landscape lighting solutions, unique finishes, fresh colors and unequaled quality. Bees Lighting carries a wide selection of flood lighting fixtures with different decorative styles, finishes and sizes that bring the fresh look to your outdoor space.
Specifications
Specifications
Dimensions
Length/Depth
4.5 in
Width/Diameter
2 in
Height
3.75 in
Weight
1.8 lb
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Style & Materials
Finish
Centennial Brass
Material
Brass
Style
Contemporary Modern
Shape
Spot/Flood
Shade
Clear
Glass
Tempered
Characteristics & Features
Lamp Source
LED
Base Type
Integrated
Bulb Included
Yes
Integrated LED
Yes
Bulb
LED
Number of Lights
1
Lamp Color
3000K
Color Rendering
80 CRI
Delivered Lumens
300
Electrical Information
Voltage
12V
Total Wattage
6W
Bulb Wattage
6W
Item Details
SKU
16016CBR30
Brand
Kichler Lighting
Family
Landscape Led
UPC
783927534505
Warranty & Certifications
Lamp Life
40000 hours
Product Rating
Wet
Safety Listing
cETLus
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a landscape spotlight and a flood light?
What is the difference between a landscape spotlight and a flood light?
A landscape spotlight emits a narrow, focused beam of light, ideal for accentuating small features like columns, statues, or specific sections of a tree. A flood light casts a broad, wide wash of light over large areas.
How should I aim a spotlight to effectively uplight a tree?
How should I aim a spotlight to effectively uplight a tree?
Place the tree uplight fixture near the base of the tree, aiming the beam straight up to highlight the trunk and canopy. Use 2-3 outdoor spotlights for larger, more dense trees to achieve even illumination.
How do I create the "moonlighting" effect using spotlights?
How do I create the "moonlighting" effect using spotlights?
To achieve moonlighting (landscape downlighting), mount a spotlight high up (15–30 feet) within a tree and angle it downward. This casts a soft, natural, dappled light onto the ground below, mimicking the moon.
What is beam spread, and why is it important when choosing a spotlight?
What is beam spread, and why is it important when choosing a spotlight?
Beam spread refers to the width of the light cone emitted by the fixture, measured in degrees. A narrow spread (e.g., 10°) is best for tall, slender trees, while a wider spread (e.g., 60°) works for broad walls or dense shrubs.
What is the shadowing technique, and how is it used with spotlights?
What is the shadowing technique, and how is it used with spotlights?
Shadowing is an artistic technique created by placing an outdoor spotlight in front of an object (like a decorative plant) and aiming it toward a flat surface. This projects the object’s enlarged, dramatic silhouette onto the background wall.
