A colonial front in navy and gold, on the SL5C 4.

Four solar spotlights, not a run of lights: this render shows how little a 4-pack puts on a colonial front in navy and gold, one colour per light. There is no spacing to read, only four placed points.

Sample house SL5C 4 Navy and gold Rendered 3 September 2026

The sample colonial house at dusk, lit in navy and gold

The same house from the same camera position, unlit

Wipe between the unlit photograph and the lit one Before After

Lights placed

by the product's spacing

Pitch

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Zones used

Run traced

58 ft

eave plus rakes

Navy and goldGame day · alternating zones

How this was made: one vision pass traced the scene, the lights were placed along that trace at the product's own spacing with no model involved, and one image pass relit the photo to dusk with every marked point held where it is. The count and colours are ours by construction.

What to look at in this render

4 lights in 4 zones means each spotlight is its own zone, so navy and gold are split across the four fixtures.
The spots have no pitch, so the 58 ft traced run does not set how many lights you get; that number is fixed by the pack.
The product card lists 3 W per spotlight and IP67; its product notes say the pack is solar.
The catalogue verdict treats it as an accent on a tree or a gable end, not a way to wash a whole facade.