Mr16 Antique Bronze Die-cast Brass&pvc In-ground Landscape Lighting Fixtures For Swimming Pool,Pathways,Bushes,Hedges

• 12V AC/DC
• Solid cast brass faceplate
• Antique Bronze finish
• Stainless Steel inner layer
• Specication grade, beryllium copper socket
• Clear lens
• Anti-moisture connections
• 20W max. halogen
• Powder-coated color options available
• 60” 18AWG wire lead
• IP65 and ETL rated
• Lifetime warranty

Product Information Card:

Product Name： Mr16 Antique Bronze Die-cast Brass&pvc In-ground Landscape Lighting Fixtures In production
Factory: Ledstory Model: UG-LSS10

Basic Information:

Body： PVC&Solid Brass
Finish： Antique Bronze/
Gun Metal/Custom
Voltage： 10-15V
Power： UP to 20W
Bulb： MR16
Type：
LED Garden Light
Warranty： Life-Time
IP rate： IP65
DESCRIPTION
A highly versatile In-Ground fixture, this small MR16 well light can be used in garden settings along with paver and hardscape installations. This well light comes with a spring loaded socket, allowing the MR16 to press firmly against the glass which offers a more significant beam spread. The fully gasketted stainless steel body and the decorative brass ring allows this mini well light to match the landscape lighting design aesthetic.

Installation Instructions

Safety Instructions：
• Turn power OFF or unplug fixture and allow it to cool before replacing lamp.
• Lamp gets HOT quickly. Contact only switch/plug when turning on.
• Do not touch hot lens, guard, or fixture housing until it has cooled.
• Keep lamp away from combustibles.
• The inner module is very hot, do not touch it until it cools down
• Do not operate the fixture fitting with a missing or damaged shield.
• For outdoor use only.
• Make sure the power is turned OFF before installing or servicing this fixture.

Installation Instruction：
• Disconnect the transformer from the main supply
• Remove the shield from the retaining housing
• Assemble the internal mold into the lamp and connect it with a connector (if required)
• Install the cover and rotate the cover on the housing to fix it on the fixture housing to make sure the leak hole is in the middle and down
• Connect the cable to the main line through the ground plug