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250-Lumen 4-Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Outdoor Step and Stair light (3000 K)

Questions & Answers for Kichler 250-Lumen 4-Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Outdoor Step and Stair light (3000 K)

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does it come with the transformer?


Can these lights be connected in a series? As an example, to be attached to a border along a sidewalk or path.


We have five of these lights installed on a wall. Two have failed after increasing the size of our transformer to a 600W. Is it possible that the fixture has a limit on how many amps can be pumped through? The line they are on has 16 amps.


Does this have a sensor to come on and off at dusk/dawn?


I live in the northeast and would snow be a problem if they get covered with it?


Should these be mounted at the top of the riser or under the step? Ours is pointed out, instead of down. It’s like looking into headlights on a car.


What is the suggested spacing of these lights to achieve good coverage as deck railing lights for ambient lighting?


How many of these lights can be attached to one transformer for use as deck railing lights?


Will 1 transformer run 4 lights? Thanks


Can u use these lights under eaves as down lights?? Thank u


Are the bulbs replaceable?


I know the light is fixed and can not be aimed an alternate direction, but can you mount it under a stair rim so that it directs the light downward?


Can these be installed in concrete patio steps?


Can I place this on top of dirt in a window flower box? Are these waterproof?


Can these operate on both 12v AC and DC?


Can these lights be daisy chained together? I need to connect about 15.


When mounting on the back riser can the light be aimed down. It looks like it is aiming light out at the eyes of the person going up the stairs.


Why are they not dimmable?


How long is the cord?


Does this light require AC (12V) current?