Path lights, step lights and small decorative fixtures built around a G4 socket are where this lamp lives. The CLS LL4C4 is a 4 watt G4 bi-pin LED with a ceramic base and a clear polycarbonate cover, and it throws light in every direction so the fixture shade does the shaping.
Will it replace the halogen G4 in my path lights?
The CLS price guide lists it as a 50 watt halogen replacement with 360 lumens of output. Many path lights cap the socket at a 4 watt LED, and this lamp sits right at that limit, so check the fixture’s maximum before swapping.
Why does the ceramic base matter in a path light?
A G4 lamp lives inside a small, closed head that holds heat and moisture. Ceramic stays stable and insulates well in that kind of space, which is the reason CLS builds this lamp on a ceramic base instead of plastic.
How many will a transformer carry?
CLS rates the lamp at 3.1 VA. Total the VA for every lamp on the zone and leave headroom on the transformer. It runs on 9 to 17 volts AC, comes in 2700K or 3000K, and dims with most magnetic (MLV) transformers and with DC voltage dimming.
Specifications
| CLS part number | LL4C4 |
|---|---|
| Lamp type | G4 bi-pin |
| Wattage | 4W |
| Output | 360 lm |
| Halogen equivalent | 50W |
| Power draw | 3.1 VA |
| Color temperature | 2700K or 3000K |
| Beam spread | 360° |
| Input voltage | 9 to 17V AC |
| Construction | Ceramic base, clear polycarbonate cover |
| 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.
Browse more LED light sources for G4, MR16 and PAR36 sockets, and confirm your run with the low voltage wire calculator.
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