LEONLITE 6 vs VOLT brass kit

Both pages list a 5 W figure per fixture, but the LEONLITE 6 is a bare set of lights and the VOLT brass kit is a complete system in a higher cost tier. What each includes matters more than the wattage.

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.

Budget Breakdown See price

VOLT

VOLT brass kit

8 SPOTLIGHTS · 5 W EACH · UL, DIRECT-BURIAL CABLE

Eight solid-brass uplights at 5 W and four solid-brass path lights at 3 W, both 2700K, on an included 150 W low-voltage transformer with a mechanical timer, 250 ft of direct-burial cable and the bulbs. Brass rather than aluminium or plastic: it weathers to a patina instead of corroding. No app and no radio.

High-end Breakdown See price

What differs	LEONLITE 6	VOLT brass kit	Why it matters
Budget band	Budget	High-end	The LEONLITE 6 is the lower tier of the two. We print neither number; the buttons above open the live listings.
In the box	6	8
Per fixture	5 W	5 W
Weather rating	IP65	UL, direct-burial cable	The higher number survives more water. Anything under a gutter wants IP67 or better.

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

The differences that matter

Completeness: the LEONLITE 6 needs a 12-24 V transformer bought separately. The VOLT kit includes a 150 W transformer with a mechanical timer, 250 ft of direct-burial cable and the bulbs.
Count: 6 spotlights against 8 uplights plus four 3 W path lights.
Material: the VOLT listing describes solid brass that weathers to a patina. The LEONLITE has an oil-rubbed bronze aluminium housing.
Light: the LEONLITE is 3000K at CRI 90 with a 45-degree beam. The VOLT kit is 2700K and gives no beam or CRI figure.
Weather rating: the LEONLITE is IP65. The VOLT kit is UL listed with direct-burial cable, which is not an IP number, so they cannot be ranked. The LEONLITE is the lower cost tier.

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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