LEONLITE 6 vs DEWENWILS 4

Six small 5 W spotlights with a tight beam against four 14 W ones with a wide, swivelling head. They share a cost tier and are both rated IP65, so it comes down to beam, brightness and whether the fixture can be repaired.

LEONLITE

LEONLITE 6

6 SPOTLIGHTS · 5 W EACH · IP65

5 W integrated LED at 3000K and CRI 90, 45-degree beam, oil-rubbed bronze aluminium housing. Runs on 12-24 V, so it needs a transformer you buy separately. The LED is sealed in: when it goes, the fixture goes.

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DEWENWILS

DEWENWILS 4

4 SPOTLIGHTS · 14 W EACH · IP65

14 W at 540 lm and 3000K, CRI 80, die-cast aluminium, 70-degree beam on a head that swings through 270 degrees. Fast-lock connectors on a 15 in tail are included, which the SUNVIE does not do. Not dimmable.

Budget Breakdown See price

What differs	LEONLITE 6	DEWENWILS 4	Why it matters
Budget band	Budget	Budget	Same tier. We print neither number; the buttons above open the live listings.
In the box	6	4
Per light	not stated	540 lm	Brightness per point. More points at fewer lumens can add up to the same total.
Per fixture	5 W	14 W
Weather rating	IP65	IP65	Identical.

Price tiers are our own rough budget bands, not live prices. Check the listing for today’s price.

The differences that matter

Beam: the LEONLITE 6 has a 45-degree beam; the DEWENWILS 4 has a 70-degree beam on a head that swings through 270 degrees. A narrower beam picks out one feature, a wider one covers more wall.
Brightness: the DEWENWILS 4 states 540 lm per head at 14 W. The LEONLITE lists 5 W and no lumen figure, so a direct brightness comparison is not possible from the listings.
Colour quality: the LEONLITE is listed at CRI 90 against CRI 80 for the DEWENWILS, both at 3000K.
Power: the LEONLITE runs on 12-24 V and needs a transformer bought separately. Its product notes also say the LED is sealed in, so when it fails the whole fixture goes.
Count and connectors: 6 lights against 4. The DEWENWILS listing includes fast-lock connectors on a 15 in tail and says it is not dimmable.

See both on the same house.

Same front, same dusk, same camera. Side by side is the only comparison that survives the product photography.

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