Re: MR16 LEDs for Landscape Lights

["Jeff Volp" <JeffVolp@xxxxxxx>]

That is a good suggestion, but not really feasible for this application.
These are standard 12VAC landscape lights that accept a single MR16 bulb.  I
did choose the "Warm White" versions (3000-3500K).  While the light looks
good indoors, it must have a narrow spectrum.  The red crushed rock looks a
grayish yellow.  However, the rock wall itself does have its natural color.

For sheer brightness, I have been very impressed by the CREE units.

Jeff


"Robert L Bass" <Sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> I've been looking at various colored LEDs for use on my motorcycle.  There
> now are extremely bright LEDs available in a multitude of colors.  Most of
> the "white" LEDs I've seen are actually a pale shade of blue.  If you want
> to bring out the warm tones in the brick, try adding a supplemental string
> of rose or even red colored LEDs.  If you use red, select a lower power.
> You don't need much.  A few manufacturers offer strings with adjustable
> brightness and even variegated colors.  The options are surely going to
> increase with time.