Malibu 8301-9601-01 50 Watt Cast Metal Flood Lights, Black Matte
Published: Jan 5th, 2012 | Author: admin
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Malibu 8301-9601-01 50 Watt Cast Metal Flood Lights, Black Matte
- Black matte finish
- Die cast metal construction
- Corrosion resistant
- Clear glass lens
- Uses 50 Watt halogen bi-pin bulb
The Malibu Lighting 50 Watt Low Voltage Cast Metal Flood Light – Black Matte (CL0822) will make a great addition to your garden or landscape. The lamp not only accents beautiful areas of your garden for nighttime get together or relaxation but also adds protection to your home by illuminating darker areas. Great for highlighting trees and architectural features.Note: Use ONLY with low voltage outdoor landscape lighting products with power packs that have a max. output rating of 12 volts, 300 wat
List Price: $ 18.19
Price: $ 23.29
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this light is sturdy and bright, but I wish that its wire were longer. I had to splice a piece of wire in order to connect it to the power source, which was not very far away. Otherwise, it is a great product at an affordable price. Plus, it showed up the day after I ordered it.
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I have 5 of these and will be getting another 1 or 2 to complete my set-up. The lights are well made, sturdy and have good flexibility for adjustment. I like that the hooded cover for the light can be mounted at 3 different angles. However, if you don’t want to use the stake and put them in the ground you better come up with another way of mounting them. Only a stake is included with the light. That is why it only gets 3 stars. I am on the side of a hill and need to mount them to a wooden deck. I used a plastic pipe nipple, cut with a slot for the wire, and a pipe flange for mounting. The nipple was only 39 cents, but the flange was 5 dollars, it adds up. Also the connector does not disconnect easily. If you want to change the light to a new location there is a good probability that you will break the connector and need a new one. I was able to secure my broken connection with a small zip tie. Make sure you get your placement right the first time… LOL
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Where the two pieces join and lock together, the area is prone to corrosion that literally locks the two together and cannot be separated. Using a small ratchet handle, I was able to separate them by tapping around the side of the light, thus breaking the corrosion and then I used white lithium grease to prevent further corrosion from occuring.
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