53% offColdfire Spotlight
- Five snap-on lenses
- Ground stake
- Long cord to a two-prong wall

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Light-up, outdoor, stake-mounted
A single spotlight in black metal, hinged on a bracket so the head tilts wherever you aim it. It drives into the lawn on a long ground spike and runs off a grounded cord you can tuck along the bed edge. Point it at the porch columns, a headstone cluster, or up into the underside of a tree.
Most yard lights disappear the second a sodium lamp washes over them. This one stays bright enough to read through that glare, so the effect still lands from the sidewalk.
The spike goes into soft lawn by hand and the head pivots on its bracket once the base is set. A placement guide comes in the box, so you are not guessing at angles in the dark.
Aim it low and the beam picks up whatever drifts across the yard. The violet cast it throws puts a color on the grass that a warm porch bulb never will.

Built for outdoors
Halloween night it holds one angle and does one job, which is all you want from the piece lighting everything else. In November the head folds down against the bracket, the cord wraps around the housing, and it stores flat in the box. Standard runs 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4.
One. It is the single head, the bracket and the ground spike.
The spike goes into soft lawn by hand, and the head pivots on its bracket once the base is set.
A violet cast, which puts a color on the grass instead of the warm white a porch bulb throws.
Yes. It runs off a grounded cord, so plan an outdoor-rated extension you can tuck along the bed edge.
Low, so the beam picks up whatever drifts across the yard. A placement guide comes in the box, so you are not guessing angles in the dark.
The head folds down against the bracket and the cord wraps around the housing, so it goes back in the box flat.
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