RGB Landscape Lights INNERWILL 6W 12V 24V LED Remote Color Changing Ground Lights with 2 Remote Controls IP67 Waterproof Outdoor Landscape Lighting for Pathway,Yard,Garden Decor(4 Pack)

I'll repost when they are complete. I had to find a pipe that was a perfect diameter match. PVC was a little too big, but this 3" triplewall non-perf drain pipe was perfect. I used the same pipe for the conduit.

Replaced 15 Par 36 lights around the front of the house. Easy to switch with existing wires and transformer. Used 2” PVC pipe with 2” coupler to mount the lights. Worked great. Overall, lights are less expensive than the Par 36 light bulbs. White lights are unfortunately a cool, not warm white. Used the lightest orange to simulate a warm white look, which were pretty close. Lights are fairly bright, maybe a touch less than the Par 36 lights. Really, only thing left to see is how long they last. Durability will be the ultimate test. 🤞🏻

Hi, I just wanted to say that I went out on a limb and bought these for my low voltage lighting project in my back yard. I do not think anyone really spelled it out.. so I will try my best to explain something important about these lights. I recently bought a 120 watt low voltage light timer for some small led low voltage landscape lights. I wired these in and (drum roll please) THEY WORK!!! In my quick testing, they seem to keep their memory as far as your lighting selection even after the power turns off.. then on again. I have them set to the setting where it slowly changes color and placed these 2 in small pagoda lanterns (at least that's what I call them. They are really beautiful. I will be purchasing additional lights as these 2 were just a test. The timer I bought on Amazon was:"DEWENWILS 120W Outdoor Low Voltage Transformer with Timer and Photocell Sensor" and it looks stunning. Sorry no night pics yet!!

First the bad. One out of the 4 did not change colors. The other 3 worked great. The white round remote works at almost twice the range of the smaller square one which is what I needed for my pool waterfalls.Update: I contacted the seller and never heard back and notified Amazon. Amazon stated I had to uninstall and send ALL the lights back for a refund according to the seller which is not time or cost effective since they are wired in to a waterfalls. After explaining this to Amazon they credited me for one light. Make sure you check that they all work properly before you install any of them. In effect there is no warranty if you have to send them all back if one fails.

These lights are fantastic. I waited approximately ten months to write a review so it's not one of those "5 star still in the box reviews". They are on an auto- dusk to dawn timer and run ever night. The lights are super bright and the colors are easily changed with the included remotes. We throw a big Halloween bash and the color gets changed for the party and any other holiday. Put them on strobe and throw in some EDM for your own rave. I mated them with a 45 watt transformer and tin no more than 6 per transformer. I have two transformers in total for two different parts on the yard. A bit worthy of your cash. Easily install with quick snapp connectors and your ready in about 3 mintues if you start them in a 2 inch pvc connector and then a four inch piece of 2 inch pvc. It let's you set the lights to your desired height and a little bit of spray paint makes the pvc disappear. The quick connectors are heavy duty and slip into the pvc. Great all around choice for a pro-looking setup on a DIY'er budget.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These things are awesome! Super easy to install, and look great! Would be really cool if they came out with a version that worked on your WiFi, or Alexa. I used 2” PVC to add double protection to the wires and lights, and also adds depth to allow them to be buried deeper. They kit even came with connectors and electrical tape for installation. I recommend using waterproof caps if you’re burying the wires in the ground. The colors are amazing too! I’m so glad these things exist!

These seem to be very well built lights and the performance is great.they are verybright and the colors are vivid, as you would expect with an LED. They mix well with cool white spot lights. I mixed mine with Tomshine, (also available on amazon) cool white 5 watt spots. The effect was great, I was complimented this summer by just about everyone who saw them. They have been in operations for 8 months and I've had no failures out of an original 18 units. What is also cool is that there are multiple functions from strobe effect to a slow fade, however if you pick a solid color those will not chase or fade. There are 5 basic colors, including white, but a total of 12 variations such as aqua or violet or harvest orange. You can basically decorate for any holiday with a flick of a remote. Each light programs separately and they give you 4 remotes for 8 lights. I’ve noticed condensation on some lights in the inside but they work fine. But beware, this is not a kit, and you will need a transformer and some 12 to 16 gauge landscaping wire. You will also need your own connectors to the low voltage wire. Ifyou have an old Malibu setyour in luck, just connect right to the existing system, and it doesn’t have to be a powerful transformer because these are only 6 watt lights but shine like a 35 watt regular light. Beware of similar lights that are only 3 watts for a little less. What’s the point? Get the 6 watt fixtures. I found the Hampton Bay connectors that squeeze like legos around the wire to be the easiest to connect, they are superior to the similar Malibu connectors of the old days. These connectors have two wires that must be connected to the fixture, then the connector clamps down and penetrates the low voltage wires. The Hampton bay connectors are not cheap, about 3 dollars apiece at Home Depot. The lights come with electrical tape and metal pinch connectors for to connect to the Hampton bay connectors from the fixtures. Try putting some dielectric grease in these connectors before crimping. This is definitely a good idea with outdoor lighting. There are other options for connector, but I found these to be easy and familiar. If you were to install about 16 lights with the connectors your looking at about 240 dollars. If you need wire and transformer you might spend 500 dollars. These were definitely worth it for me because I have 3 Malibu transformers with hundreds of feet of 14 gauge wire. You will not be disappointed if you love beautiful summer evenings just kicking back in your yard. They are great for inground pool scaping . These can also be very effective at the front of the house for accents to your white spot lights.