12V MR16 Spot Light - Bronze

Spotlights accent trees, architectural details, sculptures, and water features—adding depth and focal points to the night scene.

Use narrow 10–15° for tall trunks or distant accents, 25–40° for medium features, and 60°+ for broad wash on low elements.

Start around 200–1000+ lumens depending on distance and target size. Layer multiple heads to avoid harsh single‑sided shadows.

Aim from below eye level and across surfaces; add cowls/hex‑cells to hide the source. Cross‑light to soften shadows and avoid streaks.

Many models dim via magnetic/ELV or 0–10 V and work with timers and photocells. Verify driver compatibility in the datasheet.

Low voltage is common for residential; line voltage suits large commercial runs and long distances. Match choice to power availability and code.

Warm 2700–3000K flatters wood and stone; 3500–4000K gives a neutral architectural look. Keep color consistent within a view.

Interchangeable lenses, shrouds, barn doors, and louvers fine‑tune shape and glare. Use adjustable knuckles for precise aim.

Seek IP65+ housings, marine‑grade finishes, and stainless hardware. Add surge protection on long exterior circuits.

Re‑aim after leaf‑out or pruning, clean lenses, and tighten hardware seasonally. Replace failed lamps promptly to keep scenes balanced.