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LED Low Voltage In-Ground Well Lights - Shielded Top, Pack of 6
Six shielded-top in-ground well lights that aim light exactly where you want it — up walls, along paths, into trees — without the glare. Each 9W fixture outputs 500 lumens from a die-cast aluminum housing set flush with the ground.
Five Color Temperatures, One Light
A push button on each fixture selects 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K or 5000K — match warm white to the patio or crisp white to the driveway, and mix or match across the set.
Glare-Free Shielded Tops
The integrated shield directs light downward and outward, cutting glare for anyone walking past while still washing the wall or hedge behind it.
Built Outdoors, Wired Safe
An IP67-rated, 12-24V AC/DC design wires into any standard low-voltage landscape system (transformer not included) and installs in a 3-inch-wide, 4-3/8-inch-deep hole.
Simple In-Ground Setup
Set the embedded part, join the leads with the included waterproof nuts, and buckle the shielded fixture into place. With basic hand tools, the whole six-light set goes into the ground in an afternoon.
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