Built for our climateEverything about this
outdoor garden light is made to sit outside year-round. The die-cast body and tempered lens shield the internal components, while the sealed construction keeps moisture and dust out at an
IP65 protection rating. Thermal management pulls heat away from the LED module so output stays stable through summer heat and February cold — the fixture is rated to operate from
-25ºC to +60ºC. The finish is black, a colour that disappears into mulch, gravel and foliage during the day so all you notice at night is the light itself.
Light quality and controlHigh colour rendering is what makes bark, brick and stone look natural instead of washed out, and that's exactly what this spotlight was tuned for. The colour-changing output lets you swing between vivid accent tones for a party or a holiday and a comfortable warm white for everyday evenings. The
45º projection angle is tight enough to graze a wall or hug the trunk of a single tree without spilling light across the lawn, and because the fixture is
dimmable, you can dial the scene down late at night instead of running everything at full blast.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCAP-PICO12-24V3W-RGBW-3000K
Voltage: 12V - 24V DC
Consumption: 3 Watts
Light intensity: 300 Lumens
Projection angle: 45º
Protection rating: IP65
Operating temperature: -25ºC ~ +60ºC
Lifespan: 30 000 hours
Dimmable: Yes
Colour: Black
Aluminum spike: Yes
Warranty: 2 years
Installation and compatibilityThis is a
low-voltage landscape fixture, so it needs a compatible outdoor transformer and cable run rather than a line-voltage circuit — that's what makes it safe to install, extend or relocate yourself. Feed it from an outdoor driver such as the
Luvia 100W outdoor power supply, sized to the total wattage of the fixtures on the run, and leave a little slack in the cable so the spotlight can follow your plantings as they grow. The included aluminum spike plants directly in soil or mulch, and the adjustable knuckle lets you aim the beam precisely; the fixture can also be surface-mounted on a deck, wall or planter box. Installer's tip: set the stake back slightly from the object you're lighting and angle the beam upward so the source stays hidden from view.
Where it works and what to pair it withHomeowners use it to uplight maples and cedars, wash a stone façade, light house numbers or an entrance column, and mark a patio edge; contractors specify it for condo courtyards, commercial signage, restaurant terraces and hotel gardens. Build the whole scene from one family: add
Scoop landscape lighting (12-24V) for low walls and steps, the
Luna LED outdoor light for soft ambient pools, or the
Pico LED outdoor spotlight V2 where you want the same compact look in another version. Full details, the technical drawing and dimensions are in the technical PDF spec sheet in the Documentation tab — worth a look before you plan your cable run.