Description:
Specifications:
This spike light runs on 12v DC, so it needs a 12v LED driver (sometimes called a transformer). It cannot connect straight to 240v mains. The driver is wired in by a licensed electrician.
Allow 24w for each spike light and add about 20% headroom. 2 spike lights draw 48w, so they need a 12v driver of at least 58w, which in practice means a 60w driver.
For bigger installs, split the lights across two or more drivers and place each driver close to its group. Long cable runs at low voltage lose brightness at the far end, so check your cable size with the voltage drop calculator below.
Outdoors, use a weatherproof IP66 12v driver and mount it above ground, clear of garden beds and pooling water.
Planning your install? Use our voltage drop calculator to choose the right cable size for your run and keep every light at full brightness.
Nice and bright on a sculpture in our garden
Hi Stacey,
Thanks so much for the review! We're thrilled the spotlight is looking fantastic on your sculpture. Appreciate the feedback!
A slimline solid exterior light that delivers just the right amount of focussed lighting on 2.5 metre high trees