Low path lights spaced closely along a garden walk, and step lights set into short risers, rarely need a big lamp. The CLS LL4C2 is a 2 watt G4 bi-pin LED rated at 180 lumens and offered in 2700K or 3000K (chosen when ordering), which CLS compares to a 35 watt halogen G4.
Is 2 watts bright enough for a low path fixture?
For short path lights, tight spacing and step lights, it usually is, and it keeps glare down for people walking past. For taller fixtures or wider walks, the 3 watt LL4C3 in the same ceramic family gives more output.
How does a ceramic base help in a closed fixture?
Path light hats and step light housings trap heat and moisture. Ceramic stays stable and insulates well in those conditions, and the LL4C2 pairs it with a clear polycarbonate cover and encapsulated internals rated IP54.
How much transformer capacity does it free up?
Each lamp draws about 1.6 VA, so converting a run of older halogen G4 lamps opens up room for more fixtures on the same transformer. It runs on 9 to 17 volts AC and dims with most magnetic transformers.
Specifications
| CLS part number | LL4C2 |
|---|---|
| Lamp type | G4 bi-pin |
| Wattage | 2W |
| Lumens | 180 lm |
| Color temperature | 2700K or 3000K (chosen when ordering) |
| Halogen equivalent | 35W |
| Input voltage | 9 to 17V AC |
| Power consumption | 1.6 VA |
| Beam spread | 360° |
| Construction | Ceramic base, clear polycarbonate cover |
| IP rating | IP54 |
| Dimming | Most magnetic (MLV) transformers; DC voltage dimming |
| Operating temperature | -13°F to 104°F (-25°C to 40°C) |
| Rated life (L70) | 50,000 hours |
Specifications are published by CLS Outdoor Environments and are subject to change without notice. Confirm critical dimensions and ratings with LED Spot before ordering.
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