Built for four-season yardsOutdoor lighting lives a hard life: rain, sprinkler heads, road salt, freeze-thaw cycles and the weight of wet snow. This
LED landscape spotlight answers with a sealed weather-resistant housing rated
IP65, a durable lens and a black finish that disappears into mulch and planting beds during the day. An
aluminum spike comes with the fixture so it can be planted directly in soil, and efficient thermal management protects the LED source — that is what keeps brightness and colour consistent season after season rather than fading out after a couple of summers.
Light quality and colour controlThe
45º beam is tight enough to shape a tree canopy or graze a textured wall, yet wide enough to cover a sign panel or a section of stone. With
4000K neutral white you get crisp, clean architectural light that keeps brick, granite and green foliage looking natural, while the
RGBW option lets you swing to saturated colour for Halloween, the holidays, a patio party or a seasonal storefront display. The fixture is
dimmable with compatible dimmers or controllers where your low-voltage system supports it, so you can dial the level down once the plantings fill in.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCAP-PICO12-24V3W-RGBW-4000K
Voltage: 12V – 24V DC
Consumption: 3 Watts
Light intensity: 300 Lumens
Colour temperature: 4000K / RGBW
Projection angle: 45º
Protection rating: IP65
Dimmable: Yes
Colour: Black
Aluminum spike: Yes
Operating temperature: -25ºC ~ +60ºC
Lifespan: 30 000 hours
Warranty: 2 years
Wiring, installation and compatibilityBecause it runs on
12V – 24V DC, this
low-voltage spotlight is one of the friendliest outdoor projects there is: no line-voltage conduit, cable can be buried shallow along beds, and fixtures can be added later as the landscaping matures. Size a transformer or driver that covers the total wattage of the run — at
3 watts each, a single
Luvia 100W outdoor power supply feeds a generous group of them. Mount on the included spike in garden soil or fasten to a solid surface such as a deck frame, a post or a masonry wall, then aim at night when you can actually see the effect. Test the whole layout before backfilling any cable trench, and aim from the side rather than straight on to keep glare out of windows and off walkways.
Where it works and what to pair it withHomeowners use it to uplight birches, spruces and Japanese maples, light entry columns, wash a garage façade or highlight a water feature. Contractors specify it for condo courtyards, restaurant terraces, hotel entrances and commercial signage where a small, discreet fixture is required. It sits naturally alongside the rest of the low-voltage family: the
Scoop landscape lighting (12-24V) for path and step light, the
Luna LED outdoor light for softer accents, and the
Pico LED outdoor spotlight V2 if you want a second look in the same family. The full technical PDF spec sheet, with the technical drawing and dimensions, is available in the Documentation tab.