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Parc 10-in Aluminum Outdoor Path Light

The Parc 10-in Aluminum Outdoor Path Light stands 10-7/8" above the ground and casts 510 lumens downward onto the path around it. It runs on low voltage, which means smaller cable, no conduit, and a transformer that can sit at the house rather than a junction box at every fixture.

Black Finish and Build

Aluminum + PC makes up the body, finished in Black. Width is 4-3/4", height is 10-7/8", and it projects a shallow depth from the mounting surface. Behind the opening sits a frosted pc diffuser.

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 510 lumens at 6W; 3000K color temperature; 90 CRI; a Low Voltage LED rated for 50,000 hours; 12V through an outdoor rated transformer, supplied separately; wet location rated; light aimed in all directions; overall size L9-3/8" x W4-3/4" x H10-7/8"; 24" external lead; ETL listed. The low voltage transformer is not supplied and needs to be sized to the total load on the run.

Where This Path Light Works

A few places this one earns its spot. Around a patio or an outdoor kitchen, dimmed low so the space works once the sun goes. Beside a walkway or a driveway edge, spaced to overlap pools of light rather than leave dark gaps. In a planting bed or along a border, where 10-7/8" of height clears low growth.

Highlights

  • 510 lumens from 6W, no bulbs to buy
  • 90 CRI for accurate color on brick, siding, and planting
  • 3000K output
  • Aluminum + PC construction in Black
  • Frosted PC Diffuser
  • Wet location rated, 12V low voltage
  • Integrated LED rated for 50,000 hours
  • 24" external lead

Why Buy From Modern Lights? Modern Lights ships this line from stock and answers the phone when a spec does not match your rough-in. Nothing here is guesswork. It is pulled from the manufacturer documentation linked above.