Great for lighting up your trees, walls, bushes, statues, columns, task lighting, etc...
Directional units are adjustable so you can direct the light where you want it. Directional
units can act as spot lights or flood lights depending on the unit you choose and the lamp you use.

Installation Tips:
This fixture can be dirt / grass / in-ground mounted or surface mounted.

For Dirt / Grass / In-Ground Mounting:
For dirt / grass / in-ground mounting, we recommend using our exclusive heavy duty
Ground Spike #PSK1, which is included with all directional fixtures (except where noted)
This Ground Spike is attached to the bottom of the fixture (see picture A below)
and is designed to be inserted in ground into dirt or grass (see picture B below). See the
final result in picture BA. There are two electrical leads coming out of the bottom of the fixture
which you will connect to your power source. If you select the 12 volt low voltage option when
purchasing, then Click Here for wiring and transformer information for 12v installations.
If you select the 120v Option when purchasing, Click Here for wiring information on 120v installations.

For Surface Mounting:
For surface mounting, we recommend using our exclusive heavy cast brass base #PBS1,
which you may purchase as an option with your fixture. This cast brass base screws into
the bottom of this fixture (see picture C below). This base has 3 screw holes that allows for
mounting on trees, concrete, wood, and most other surface applications. (see picture D below).
There are two electrical leads coming out of the bottom of the fixture which you will connect to
your power source. If you select the 12 volt low voltage option when purchasing, then
Click Here for wiring and transformer information for 12v installations.If you select the 120v
Option when purchasing, Click Here for wiring information on 120v installations.

picture A picture C

picture B

picture BA picture D

We are not licensed contractors, please use this information as a guide ONLY. We do not
endorse or recommend any of the above information. We recommend consulting with a licensed
electrical contractor for correct installations, and we cannot be held liable for any use or misuse
of the information above.