Red Dot B440BRE-R 4-TIER PAGODA LIGHT 100W BRZ

The B440BRE-R fixture head measures 8.76 inches high by 5.93 inches wide, so it is a compact four-tier pagoda shade that sits low over a path rather than a tall post lantern. If you are matching existing path lights along a walk, compare those two numbers against what is already installed before mixing them in a run.

It is a single-lamp fixture rated 100 watts maximum. Stay at or under 100 W on whatever lamp you install. An LED retrofit of equivalent output draws far less and keeps you well inside the rating, which matters on a landscape run where several heads share one circuit or transformer.

The housing is die cast zinc, which is a heavier, corrosion-resistant casting rather than a stamped or plastic shade. For property managers replacing plastic path heads that crack after a season or two of mowing and weather, that is the practical difference. The bronze finish hides scuffs better than a lighter color in a landscape bed.

A pagoda head like the B440BRE-R throws light down and out in a circle through its stacked tiers, so it lights the surface of a walk, drive edge or garden bed without glare at eye level. A flood or spot does the opposite job, aiming light up onto a wall, tree or sign. On most jobs you use pagodas for the path and spots for the features, not one for both.

Red Dot B440BRE-R. Distributors and purchasing agents should order against that number, since Red Dot uses close variants of the B440 designation for other finishes and configurations.

Sold each, one fixture per unit. Path lighting is almost always laid out in runs, so count your spacing along the walk or bed and order the quantity you need; nothing about the unit changes if you buy several.

Bronze, which is the most common landscape fixture color and generally blends with dark-bronze poles, bollards and transformer enclosures already on site. Exact bronze tones vary between manufacturers, so if you are filling gaps in an existing run rather than doing the whole run new, compare against a fixture on site.

Country of origin is India. That is the detail institutional and government procurement offices usually need for domestic-preference paperwork, so it is worth confirming against your buying policy before it goes on a bid package.