Cast Lighting Classic Prairie Area or Path Light
Cast Lighting Classic Prairie Area or Path Light is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Cast Lighting Classic Prairie Area or Path Light
Description
Description
Cast Lighting Classic Prairie Area or Path Light
The Prairie Area/Path Light is a tribute to the clean lines of the organic architecture movement by the acclaimed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The CAST Classic Prairie Light takes its name from the architectural prairie style Wright and other architects championed which uses strong horizontal and crisp clean lines.
Made with 65% USA content!
Applications
The Prairie Light is ideal for illuminating planting beds, walkways, stairs, or driveways. It is best installed on flat ground with very slight grade differences.
Features
- Solid bronze top, body, and large bronze talon stake
- Heavy-gauge copper stem
- Pre-wired with 25' #16-2 No-Ox® tin-coated marine-grade wire
- Integrated LED light source, CAST LED Module (CALED2) included
- Fixture Specifications w/CALED2: Voltage Range (AC/DC): 10-24, Total Lumens: 200, Watts: 4.42, Volt Amps: 4.91, CCT: 2800 +/-, CRI: 84
- Lifetime Bronze Casting Warranty, 10-Year Integrated LED, UL Listed
Models
- CPL1CB
Specifications
- Dimensions and Weight:
- Stem, Body, and Hat: 20" x 6" wide
- Stake: 7.5”
- Weight: 6 lbs.
- Integrated LED Light Source
- Listing: All CAST Lights conform to: UL Std's 1838 & 8750; CE; Certified to CAN/CSA Std's C22.2 No. 250.0 & C22.2 No. 250.13. Suitable for wet locations. FCC Class B Conducted and Radiated. RoHS.
- Construction:
- Hat and Body: Solid Sand-Cast Bronze
- Stake: Large SOLD BRONZE talon mount stake with three 1/4" x 7" stainless steel spikes (CTSL1CB)
- Stem: Heavy-duty copper (unthreaded end to secure in stake with set screw) (0.115” wall thickness)
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