

$79.99
Color Temperature: 5000K | |
Fixture Size: 4x8 |
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Standard Delivery Wednesday, Aug 27
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Deliver to 90011
Weight | 3.3 lbs |
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Dimensions | 7.87 × 3.93 × 2.2 in |
Color Temperature | 5000K |
Quantity | 1 Pack |
Fixture Size | 4×8 |
Watts | 2 Watts |
Fixture Color | Black |
Fixture Material | Stainless Steel |
Lumens | 65 Lumens |
Voltage | 12V AC/DC |
Warranty | 3-Year Replacement Warranty |
Waterproof Rating | IP-67 |
Brand | LUMENGY |
1. A 12V landscape transformer to power all your lights, with enough watts to support the total wattage of all your lights plus an additional 50% for efficiency. For example, if your lights have a total wattage of 100, purchase a 150W transformer.
2. Main low voltage cable, which runs from the transformer to the last light in your line. Use a thick cable, such as 10/2, 12/2, or 14/2 (10/2 is the thickest). Each paver light comes with a 6-foot lead wire to connect to the main line. If the lead wire is not long enough, use 16/2 or 14/2 wire to extend it to the main line.
3. Waterproof wire connectors or electrical tape to connect the lights to the main low voltage line.
1. Plan the light placement before you start laying new pavers, and mark the location of the lights if you have existing pavers.
2. Remove the pavers where the lights will go, and lay wires along the path of the lights. Make sure to bury the wires under walls, and add sand or gravel under the fixtures to keep them secure.
3. Install the light fixtures in the holes where the pavers were removed, or dig new holes for the fixtures and wiring.
4. Connect the main low voltage line to each light using waterproof connectors. Then, connect the line to a low voltage landscape transformer (12V AC/DC).
5. Test the lights to ensure that they are working properly.
6. Fill the holes with dirt or sand and pack it down firmly to secure the lights both below and on the sides.
7. Enjoy the beautiful and energy-efficient lighting!
To replace the paver light, start by turning off the power supply to the circuit from the main breaker or switch. Gently remove the old paver light with a pry bar, being careful not to damage the surrounding pavers or the electrical cable. Next, cut the wire cable and connect a new light. Ensure that you add the necessary amount of sand beneath the new light to level it with the rest of the paver.
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Svetlana Nomerov –
We purchased 10 of the 4×8 paver lights, and we’re thrilled with the product. The lights are of excellent quality, and they’ve added a wonderful ambiance to our outdoor space. The only downside was that there were no more units available in stock to buy. We would have loved to get more for our project!”
Oscar Soreno –
I had doubts about this light at first. My contractor even said, “All paver lights will fail.” I bought one sample and showed it to my contractor, and he was so surprised that he bought these lights for his own house.
These lights are of very high quality. They’re made of steel, not plastic, and have thick glass. We live in Miami, and so far, they’ve been working perfectly, even through the recent floods we had here a couple of days ago.
Derek Korty –
We love the lighting effect, there is nothing like this out there.
I was surprise that the LED’s cant be replace, but i understand that the unit is enclose and there is 18 LED’s compare to 1 bulb in my last paver light.
Planning to buy more.