Part Number 8401-9607-01
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Malibu's low voltage flood light fixtures are a great option for landscape lighting and are available with an easy-to-install connector for a safe and quick installation that can be completed in 60 minutes or less.
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43 of 44 people found the following review helpful
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I bought 4 of these to replace some older low-voltage spotlights in my front yard. Installation was a breeze and they look great! The light these put out is more than enough to light a tree, side of a house, address, etc. The lamp housing is metal and very high quality. The stakes are plastic but strong; they went into my hard clay soil without a problem. My only tip is to install low voltage outdoor lighting when the temperature is over 75 degrees; that way, the low voltage line buried in the ground is pliable enough to attach the lights to. Otherwise, it's difficult to press the spikes on the light connector deep enough into the low voltage main line.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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Well built yard light, but does not put out as much light as most yard lights, and color of light is not warm color like most yard lights. Review update -> Two of my ten lights failed after rain water leaked inside the enclosures and damaged the electronics.
37 of 49 people found the following review helpful
Wow. Most reviewers give these transformer-powered LED Malibu lights high ratings. They must be blind. These units -- the standard flood, the high-power flood, and the tier or 'pagoda'-style lights -- all give off a terrible high-frequency flickering light. This problem has plagued other LED light sources such as cheap LED Christmas light strings, and now Mailbu's deficient design has introduced the same problem to landscape lights.
This design flaw may not be immediately apparent. The effect is similar to that of a very-fast pulsating strobe light; if you're looking at one of these lights while moving, or while something moves between you and the light, it's jarring, disconcerting, even sickening. To see the effect dramatically, spread the fingers of one hand and then wave it rapidly in front of one of these lights. You'll see multiple frozen images of your hand, one for each of the rapid pulses.
For another few cents Malibu could have added the simple circuitry needed to correct this problem, but they didn't bother, and as a result their lights are not ready for prime time. Mine are all getting returned, and I'll be buying my LED landscape lights from somebody other than Malibu.
(NOTE: These comments apply ONLY to the transformer-powered, wired Malibu LED lights, NOT the solar-powered units. The problem stems from the alternating current the transformers supply. This is not the case with the solar units -- those feeble toys have their own problems.)
This design flaw may not be immediately apparent. The effect is similar to that of a very-fast pulsating strobe light; if you're looking at one of these lights while moving, or while something moves between you and the light, it's jarring, disconcerting, even sickening. To see the effect dramatically, spread the fingers of one hand and then wave it rapidly in front of one of these lights. You'll see multiple frozen images of your hand, one for each of the rapid pulses.
For another few cents Malibu could have added the simple circuitry needed to correct this problem, but they didn't bother, and as a result their lights are not ready for prime time. Mine are all getting returned, and I'll be buying my LED landscape lights from somebody other than Malibu.
(NOTE: These comments apply ONLY to the transformer-powered, wired Malibu LED lights, NOT the solar-powered units. The problem stems from the alternating current the transformers supply. This is not the case with the solar units -- those feeble toys have their own problems.)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Three of Five Have Failed
Bought 5 of these LED lights to replace existing incadescent low voltage landscape lighting. Thee of the five failed over a four month period. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Russell E Cooley III
LED Malibu lighting
The new LED Malibu yard lights are great ! I had the old ones that used the halogen bulbs. They did not last long and cost about $8 to replace. The LED's last forever !!
Published 3 months ago by Perry Rosenbarger
Good Lights - Bad batch
These are easy to install when they're made correctly. I received a batch that the fixture had not been threaded for the spike to screw into. Read more
Published 5 months ago by WieRok
water damaged
I think they look nice and seem well built and put off a nice bright light but after less than 6 months it seems as if water leaking inside the enclosure from our rainy northwest... Read more
Published 5 months ago by carmello
Fails after 6 months
I purchased 5 of these in May. Three have already failed and I think it's just a matter of time before the other two fail. Read more
Published 5 months ago by TDurden
LED Flood Light
I purchased 2 of these Malibu LED flood lights. Light output is good, unit is well made. Product well worth the money!!
Published 8 months ago by Angelo J. Flagiello
bright and durable
this LED light is very unbelieveable bright!
the enclosure is metal, very durable.
easey installation. a bit too pricy but i really like it!
the enclosure is metal, very durable.
easey installation. a bit too pricy but i really like it!
Published 8 months ago by Koko NG
Great Landscape Lighting
I purchased 50 of these lights to create a landscape light scene on my lot which boarders a National Forrest. The brightness and quality of the lights is excellent. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Darren Williams
LED landscape lights.
Very nice lights. Nice bright white light. I bought 15 lights at $10 each and replaced most of my incandescent lights. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Edward G. Huk
Underpowered LED lights
Bought these LED lights to replace existing 20 watt spotlights. ery disappointed as these were not as bright as the 20 watt halogens. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Amazon Shopaholic
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