Ravenmoor Phantom Projector

4.8(298)

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Ball joint aims it once and holds
Flanged base plate and stake included
Nothing spins, nothing clicks inside
One steady throw, aimed low at fog
Porch board, walk edge or soft lawn

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Light-up, outdoor, stake or base mount

The front-lawn spot the streetlight can't wash out

A finned metal projector head on a ball joint, under a clear ridged shroud that sits over the lens cluster. It comes with a round flanged base plate for a porch board and a pointed ground stake for soft lawn. Set it at the edge of the walk and let the beam climb the siding.

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4.8 / 5298 reviews

It still lands from the sidewalk

Most yard projectors get washed out the moment a streetlight is anywhere near the throw. This one is bright enough to read through that glare, from where people actually stand.

Two ways to mount it

The stake sinks into lawn or mulch; the flanged base screws down on a porch board or a flat step. The head swivels on its ball joint, so you aim it once and leave it.

Aim it low, let the fog take it

Set low and angled up, the beam picks up whatever haze is sitting on the grass and the light gets a body to it. Nothing spins or clicks inside — it holds one steady throw.

Built for outdoors

After the last porch light goes out

On the night it just runs. Dusk to the last group on the block, no resets, no walking out mid-rush to fix an arm. In November you pull the stake and set the head in the tote — no foam shell to keep, no fabric to dry out. Standard shipping is 5 to 7 days.

Ridged clear shroud sits over the lens cluster
Let the beam climb the siding from the walk edge
Finned metal head with nothing inside to wear out

How does it mount?

Two ways: the pointed stake sinks into lawn or mulch, and the round flanged base screws down on a porch board or a flat step.

Does anything move inside it?

No. Nothing spins and nothing clicks. It holds one steady throw from dusk until the last group on the block.

Where do I put it?

At the edge of the walk, set low and angled up, so the beam climbs the siding and picks up whatever haze is sitting on the grass.

Will a streetlight wash it out?

Most yard projectors go the moment a streetlight is near the throw. This one is bright enough to read through that glare, from where people actually stand.

Does it come with the stake?

Yes. The pointed ground stake and the round flanged base plate are both in the box; you pick one for the spot you have.

How do I store it?

Pull the stake and set the head in the tote. There is no foam shell to keep and no fabric to dry out.

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