[Rewarded Review] Hampton Bay Antique Brass adjustable Beam Spot/Flood light.

The Hampton Bay low voltage antique brass adjustable beam spot/flood light. I choose this light fixture to use in my front yard to accent some big oak trees. I like this light fixture because of the Antique brass finish and it is LED. The light itself is a integrated LED that produces 400 Lumens of light or 3000K. The head of the light fixture has a clear polycarbonate lens and is adjustable up to 90 degrees. The light also has a six and a half inch metal ground stake to secure it nicely from moving.I also like the quick connect wire connector ,simply connect to your landscape wire and wrap with some good quality electrical tape and your in business. Also the head of the light if turned counter clockwise will narrow the beam of the light and if turned clockwise will widen the beam. I used a 16 gauge landscape wire for my lights .They were under 50 feet from my transformer. Anything over that I would recommend using a 14 or 12 gauge landscape wire. The landscape wire and electrical tape can be found in the electrical department of your local Home Depot store.

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[Rewarded Review] Hampton Bay black spot/flood light

I choose these spot/flood lights to accent some large oak trees I have in my front yard. This particular one is in a matte black finish and has a clear poly carbonate lens, which is integrated LED. The light fixture has a light output of 400 Lumens at 3000K. I love that this is an all metal light fixture with an adjustable beam. The metal spike which attaches to the light fixture is also metal and it allows you to use your foot to install it securely in place. The head of the light can be turned counterclockwise for a narrow beam or clockwise for a wider beam. This makes a big difference to the front of my property in the evening and also helps as a deterrent against thieves. Though mostly for curb appeal..

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[Rewarded Review] Great Lighting for Home and Landscape

We recently relocated to a home that has a previously installed landscape lighting system. I've always loved the way a properly designed and installed system can enhance the beauty and safety of a home, so I've installed a number of systems in previous houses. Our current system is nicely done, but sadly was installed before LED outdoor lighting was available. Since we moved in, I've slowly been replacing the existing halogen fixtures with new LEDs. These Hampton Bay Castleberry Low Voltage Lights have been my go-to fixture for this project. The heavy-duty, all-metal construction gives you one tough fixture, able to stand up to whatever the weather (or a wayward string trimmer) throws at it. The finish is attractive and durable - I've had some in previous homes that still looked brand new even after several years exposed to our harsh Pacific Northwest conditions. The metal stake included provides a firm foundation for the light. Installation is simple - just align the main low voltage cable over the slot in the attached connector and press the pieces together. The beam is width is adjustable by rotating the fixture head, from a 40 degree minimum angle, up to 80 degrees maximum. The light color is a nice warm white at 3000K. And the low voltage LEDs mean long bulb life with minimal power use. I really like these fixtures and will look forward to adding more. Highly recommended!

[Rewarded Review] Shine a light on your special landscape

Well made with metal body and stake. Instructions are easy to follow and connection to your low voltage wire is simple to connect with the easy to squeeze connector that is provided at the end of the wire. The stake has a slot that the wire runs through making it simple to connect the body to the stake. The stake also has a step to help ease the stake into the ground. Easy to assemble and place into the ground should take you less than 30 minutes. I placed it outside and pointed it up to light up my tree at night so it is visible. Love this spotlight.

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[Rewarded Review] Nice Floodlight

This Hampton Bay Castleberry Low Voltage Landscape Black Landscape spot light seems to be very well made. It is heavy so should stand up to some wear and tear. I really like the electrical connection that comes with Hampton Bay low voltage products. It is easy to do and forms a good connection. The stake is heavy and metal rather than the standard light plastic.

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[Rewarded Review] for my Japanese Maple

Hampton Bay Castleberry low voltage landscape spotlight is just what I needed to enjoy my beautiful Japanese Maple during the longer dark hours of the fall. I did fail to get the correct transformer, but that is an easy solve. If you have anything in your yard that daylight hours are just not enough to enjoy to the fullest, or maybe even your house, this is the answer. Would work great to light your house number for a special event or for delivery drivers.

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