Kichler 16153CBR27 300-Lumen 2700K 10° LED Landscape Spotlight – Centennial Brass
Brand: Kichler | SKU: 16153CBR27
Product Overview
The Kichler 16153CBR27 sends 300 lumens of warm 2700K light through a 10° spot, concentrating attention on a slim tree or narrow masonry feature. Its cast-brass housing carries a Centennial Brass finish that can be part of the daytime design, while the integrated LED provides the nighttime accent.
This spot delivers more output than the 200-lumen 16150 at the same beam angle. Check the width of the subject and position the head to avoid lighting areas beyond it. The sealed, wet-rated light needs a compatible 12V landscape system and enough transformer capacity for the full run.
Key Features
- 300-lumen integrated LED with a focused 10° spot beam.
- 2700K light and Centennial Brass finish.
- Sealed, wet-rated housing with 4,000V surge protection.
Common Uses
- Warm light on slim specimen trees
- Narrow masonry and garden art
Technical Specifications
- Model: 16153CBR27
- Output: 300 lumens
- Color temperature: 2700K
- Beam angle: 10° spot
- Light source: integrated LED
- Input: 12V landscape lighting; operating range 9–15V
- Housing: cast brass, Centennial Brass
- Rating: wet location
- Surge protection: 4,000V
Dimensions
- Height: 4.50 in.
- Length: 3.50 in.
- Width: 3.25 in.
Compatibility & Installation Notes
Use a compatible low-voltage landscape transformer and follow Kichler’s 16153 instructions for mounting and wiring. Check total load and voltage drop along the cable run; aim the head at the narrow subject during installation.
FAQ
How focused is the light?
The 10° spot is for a narrow subject. The lit width also depends on the aiming distance.
Is a replacement bulb required?
No. The LED is integrated into the head.
Can it be installed in an exposed bed?
Yes. Kichler rates the sealed light for wet locations; follow the installation instructions.
Why Buy From Big Frog Supply
Big Frog Supply identifies the exact 2700K color, Centennial Brass finish, 300-lumen output, and narrow beam to help compare it with wider Kichler accents.