The Eslen PT3 is a 24V exterior LED post and spike light insolid brass or 316 stainless steel with glass 3W giving 140lm at 3000K, CRI above 90,38 beam, IP65 with anadjustable head, in antique brass, natural brass or stainless steel.

It runs on 24 volts, so it needs a transformer. This isnot a fitting you connect to a 240V circuit. A 240V-to-24V low-voltagesupply is required, and no Telbix fitting in this range records one as supplied.That changes the job and the quote. Ask us before you order, and tell yourelectrician it is a low-voltage garden system. We stock them: an outdoor 24V transformer in 60W and 200W, both IP68, 240V mains in and 24V DC out. One transformer runs several fittings, so tell us how many you are installing and we will size it.

Our sources disagree on the height by 400mm. Thedatasheet says 600mm; our record and the old page say1,000mm. On a garden post light the height is the wholespecification it decides whether light clears your planting and a forty percent discrepancy is not something we will guess at. Ask us and we will confirm the measuredheight with Telbix before you order a run.

Solid brass or 316 marine stainless

Our record listed Glass alone. The body issolid brass or 316 stainless steel and in a garden thatmatters more than on a wall, because a spike light sits in wet soil, in fertiliser and insprinkler spray. 316 is the marine grade, with added molybdenum to resistsalt; solid brass weathers rather than corrodes. A painted aluminium garden light inthe same position fails in a couple of seasons.

The old specification table said Solid Brass on everyvariant including the stainless one. Corrected: the two brass finishes aresolid brass, the third is 316 stainless steel.

Post or spike, and an adjustable head

The Eslen comes as either a post or a spike, so it can bedriven into a garden bed or fixed to a surface. The head adjusts,which with a 38 beam is the useful combination: a tight beam you can aimputs light on a specific plant, tree trunk or wall panel rather than washingeverything. That is what separates a landscape light from a path marker.

140 lumens at CRI above 90

3W giving 140lm is a modest, deliberate output foraccenting rather than lighting. The CRI above 90 is what makes it worth doing foliage reads green rather than grey, and bark and stone hold their colour.On a garden light that is the specification that shows.

Low voltage is safer in a garden

Worth saying as a positive: a 24V system in wet ground isinherently safer than a 240V one, and it lets several fittings run from onesupply on light cable. The 1,000mm tail is sized for that. It is the reasonlandscape lighting is usually low voltage.

Where it works

• Garden beds and borders, on the spike.
• Uplighting trees, trunks and wall panels the 38 beam aims.
• Coastal gardens 316 stainless or solid brass.
• Needs a 24V transformer ask us what is supplied.
• Confirm the height with us sources say 600 and 1,000mm.

Specifying it

Height recorded as 600mm or 1,000mm sources disagree; askus. 235mm across, 1.15kg, tail1,000mm, in solid brass or 316 stainless steel with glass.Integrated 3W COB LED giving 140lm at 3000K,included, CRI>90, 38 beam,adjustable head, not dimmable.24V a low-voltage transformer is required and is not confirmed assupplied. ClassIII low voltage,IP65 dust-tight, rated against water jets. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty.

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Questions

Does it plug into a normal circuit?

No it runs on 24 volts, so a 240V-to-24V transformer is required, and no Telbix fitting in this range records one as supplied. That changes the job and the quote. Ask us before ordering, and tell your electrician it is a low-voltage garden system.

How tall is it?

Our sources disagree by 400mm the datasheet says 600mm, our record and the old page say 1,000mm. On a garden post light the height decides whether the beam clears your planting, so we will not guess. Ask us and we will confirm with Telbix.

What is it made of?

Solid brass on the two brass finishes and 316 stainless steel on the third, with glass. Our record listed Glass alone, and the old table said Solid Brass for every variant including the stainless.

Will it survive in a garden bed?

That is what the materials are for. A spike light sits in wet soil, fertiliser and sprinkler spray 316 is the marine grade of stainless and solid brass weathers rather than corrodes. A painted aluminium garden light in the same position fails in a couple of seasons.

Can I aim it?

Yes the head adjusts, and with a 38-degree beam that is the useful combination: a tight beam you can aim puts light on a specific plant, trunk or wall panel rather than washing everything.

Is 140 lumens enough?

For accenting, yes that is what it is for. And the CRI above 90 is what makes it worth doing: foliage reads green rather than grey, and bark and stone hold their colour.

Why low voltage?

Because 24V in wet ground is inherently safer than 240V, and it lets several fittings run from one supply on light cable. It is why landscape lighting is usually low voltage.