This LED path light features a sleek rectangular design with a refined, modern look that blends seamlessly into outdoor landscapes. The body is accented with a gold-finished teardrop-shaped cut-out, creating a soft, downward illumination with a subtle decorative effect. Finished in matte black, it complements a wide range of outdoor styles. Constructed with durable aluminum and iron housing and a PC lens, it is built for reliable outdoor performance. The warm 3000K glow enhances pathways, gardens, and lawn edges with a welcoming ambiance.
UPDATE: Update - the company helped tremendously and I love the results. After much back and forth I finally hired an electrician to rig them for me. To purchase this item you will either have or purchase: A drill, a wrench, landscape wire & a transformer and have some better understanding of wiring than I did, I had to hire out to finally get it done
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To date I have been able to get ONE light to shine and then it stopped once I hooked all the lights up, and won’t come back on again no matter how many changes to the wiring I’ve made so far. I’m currently in talks with the manufacturer about how to correct the situation. I will say, I absolutely love how the light looked when it was shining. It looked EXPENSIVE and elegant. So I hope to update this post once I get things squared away.
Issues.
1) The product itself does not have everything you need to assemble it, which is frustrating and it has taken me time to assemble it. Word to the wise You may need a) A low voltage transformer b) landscaping electrical wiring and) a pair of pliers to get the job done.
2) The directions of how to assemble them are incorrect. It tells you, (and shows pictures for you to) to clamp the two cords from each light onto the landscape wire, but now that I’m in contact with the manufacturer they are saying to SPLIT the wire and clamp each side on each side of the split wire, which is a contradiction to the directions.. José. Atlanta, GA. Sun, 18 Oct 2026