Kichler 19.5" Small Adjustable Height Path Light in Centennial Brass

Small Adjustable Height Path Light by Kichler The Kichler 15502CBR is a versatile 19.5-inch tall landscape fixture featuring a 4-inch diameter head. Finished in premium Centennial Brass, this path light is designed for 12V low-voltage systems and utilizes a T3 BIPI base socket. This fixture offers an adjustable height feature, providing professional-grade flexibility for illuminating garden paths and landscape transitions. Design & Visual Presence This fixture features a classic, clean silhouette finished in Centennial Brass, a high-quality material that patinas naturally over time to blend beautifully with upscale outdoor environments. Its sleek 4-inch diameter head provides a focused spread of light, while the adjustable height capability allows the fixture to be tailored to the specific growth of surrounding foliage. This ensures that the lighting remains functional and aesthetically pleasing as your garden matures throughout the seasons. Light Source & Bulb Information This fixture is equipped with a standard T3 BIPI (Bi-Pin) socket. It is designed for use with 12V lamps and is fully compatible with energy-efficient LED drop-in replacement bulbs (sold separately). This versatility allows you to customize the lumen output and color temperature to best suit the nighttime ambiance and safety requirements of your specific project. Installation & Mounting This 12V low-voltage path light is Wet Rated for permanent outdoor exposure and is resilient against rain and irrigation. It operates within a flexible 9-15V range, ensuring consistent light performance and preventing flickering even at the end of long landscape wiring runs when connected to a standard professional-grade transformer. Where This Fixture Works Best Ideal for residential walkways, flower beds, and garden perimeters. The adjustable height makes it particularly effective in areas with varying groundcover heights or in newer landscapes where plants are expected to grow, ensuring the light source always remains at the optimal elevation for safety and visibility.