| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 6 × 5 in |
WFLJ5 “Johnny Five” Wash/Spot/Directional
ClaroLux’s WFLJ5 “Johnny Five” luminaire is the most versatile luminaire in the landscape lighting industry!!!
It’s short, but stout and is perfect for a multitude of applications including, downlighting, wall washing, illuminating flag poles, lighting signs, and washing bushes. The WFLJ5 “Johnny Five” is available in Brushed Brass, Antique Brass, and custom powder coated colors upon request. Available with direct replacement LEDs in a variety of color temperature and lumen options.
Multiple US Patents
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Applications
- Illuminating decks, docks, steps and patio areas
- Cast Brass construction is ideal for high traffic locations
- Multitude of applications including: downlighting, wall washing, illuminating flag poles, lighting signs, and washing bushes
- Constructed for Extreme Conditions
Features
- Precision CNC Machined from C360 Brass
- Silicone Gasket
- Borosilicate Glass Lens
- 3 X Pre-Greased Copper Beryllium Socket
- Adjustable Knuckle with Locking Teeth
- Miro-4 Mirror Reflector
- Stainless Steel Screws
- 100% Field Serviceable Design
- Structural Lifetime Warranty
- Designed, Finished, and Assembled in Greensboro, NC
LAMP OPTIONS:
(80 lumens to 1500+ lumens!)
- MR16 & MR11- 1 or 2
- MR8 & Bi-Pin- 1, 2, or 3
GLASS OPTIONS:
Frosted or Clear
Specifications
- Bulb Type: G4 Bi-Pin, MR8, MR11, MR16
- Maximum Wattage: 3 X 10W Bi-Pin Lamp (or) 2 X 20W MR16 Lamps
- Wire Lead: 10FT 18AWG SPT-2
- Assembled in USA
- Structural Lifetime Warranty
- UL Listed
US Patent #D859718
Installation Instructions
For use with Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Power units. FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY.
- Amps not to exceed: 25 AMPS
- Volts not to exceed: 15 Volts
- If using halogen, do not exceed 12V at the luminaire
- If using LED, optimal operating range is 10V-14V
WARNING: Luminaire must be installed in accordance with National Electric Code (NEC) and Local Codes. Failure to do so will void all warranties and may result in serious injury and/or damage to the luminaire.
