Lens 6-Pack Hex Louver

Lenses control distribution, glare, and appearance—diffusing, spreading, or shielding light so landscapes look intentional and comfortable.

Tempered glass resists heat and scratching; polycarbonate is lighter and impact‑resistant. In coastal sites, glass keeps clarity longer.

Clear maximizes output; frosted diffuses for softer pools; prismatic/spread lenses elongate beams; honeycomb louvers cut high‑angle glare.

Warm amber lenses deepen wood and stone; green/blue can boost foliage tones but use sparingly to avoid cartoonish color shifts.

Any added optic absorbs some lumens. Use diffusion where comfort matters and shield with louvers to reduce direct view of the LED.

Most architectural heads accept field‑replaceable lenses with gaskets to keep water and debris out. Verify the exact diameter and thickness.

Yes—many fixtures allow stacking, but confirm the maximum lens count to avoid trapping heat or stressing clips and gaskets.

Rinse grit first, then wash with mild soap and water. Avoid ammonia and abrasives; use a soft microfiber to protect coatings.

No—using OEM lenses with intact gaskets preserves the wet‑location rating. Damaged or missing seals can void the rating.

Match the fixture family, lens diameter, thickness, and holder style. Order OEM parts where possible for a precise fit.