Built for the garden, not just for the catalogueThe Pico is a small directional outdoor spotlight designed to be pushed into the ground, aimed and forgotten. The housing carries an
IP65 protection rating, so rain, sprinkler spray and melting snow are part of the plan, and the
black finish keeps the fixture visually quiet against mulch, soil and stone. An
aluminum spike is included with the head, which means no bracket shopping and no concrete work for a typical
LED landscape lighting install — you plant it, twist it to the angle you want, and move on to the next tree.
Light quality and beam controlWith
300 lumens out of only
3 watts and a
45º projection angle, the Pico gives you a defined cone of light rather than a wash that sprays everywhere. That tight angle is what makes uplighting look professional: aim it close to a textured surface and you get dramatic grazing on brick, cedar or fieldstone; stand it back a metre or two and the same head covers a shrub or a column evenly. This SKU is the
RGB colour-changing version, so one fixture handles warm accent scenes, seasonal colours and party moods without changing hardware. The fixture is also
dimmable, which lets you dial an entire facade down once the neighbours go to bed.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCAP-PICO12-24V3W-RGB
Voltage: 12V - 24V DC
Consumption: 3 Watts
Light intensity: 300 Lumens
Colour: RGB (family also offered in 3000K, 4000K)
Projection angle: 45º
Dimmable: Yes
Protection rating: IP65
Housing colour: Black
Aluminum spike: Yes
Operating temperature: -25ºC ~ +60ºC
Lifespan: 30 000 Hours
Warranty: 2 years
Electrical and installation notesThis is a
low-voltage fixture: it runs on
12V - 24V DC and must be fed by a DC supply sized for the total wattage of the run, plus a margin for cable length. Since each head only draws 3 watts, you can group a generous number of them on a single circuit for a consistent look along a facade, a garden bed or a driveway edge. Keep every connection inside proper waterproof splices, leave a small service loop of cable at each head so it can be repositioned as plants grow, and aim the fixture before you backfill — it is much easier than digging it out in October. The
Luvia 100W outdoor power supply is the natural match for feeding a Pico run.
Where it earns its keep, and what to pair it withHomeowners use it to uplight trees, graze stone veneer, light a pergola post or put a beam on a house number; contractors use it on condo grounds, restaurant patios, boutique storefronts, office entrances and small outdoor signage. Layer it with the
Scoop landscape lighting (12-24V) for low path light, the
Luna LED outdoor light for soft fill, or step up to the
Pico LED outdoor spotlight V2 when a project calls for that version. Full dimensions, the technical drawing and the complete data are in the technical PDF spec sheet in the Documentation tab — worth a look before you lay out your run.