Plug-in, remote, color-changing
Six stakes of light that turn the lawn into a set
A six-pack of RGBW LED spotlights on ground stakes, each with its own cord and a grounded three-prong plug, plus two remotes to run them one at a time or all together. Pick a color, pick a mode, and the front lawn changes with it: a green wash behind the tombstones, a slow red fade under the porch. Stake it, angle it, plug it in.
One remote, six lights, or one at a time
Two remotes come in the box. Set every fixture to the same color for a wall of light, or address one on its own so the tree goes purple while the walkway stays green. Color buttons, on and off, and the flash and fade modes all sit on the same small pad.
Plug-in, not battery
Each light runs on a standard 120V cord with a grounded three-prong plug, so there is no coin cell going flat halfway through the night. Run an outdoor extension cord along the bed, tuck the coils, and they stay lit until you pull the plug.
IP65 and built to tilt
The head rides on an adjustable bracket with a locking screw, so you can pitch it up at a tree or aim it low across the grass. IP65 means October drizzle is not a reason to bring them in.
When the porch light goes off
On the night, they are the layer nobody notices and everybody feels: the reason the tombstones read from the sidewalk and the fog has a color. On November first, pull the stakes, coil the cords, drop both remotes in the same bin, and all six go back in the box they came in until next year.
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