WAC Lighting Grand In-Ground 12V Landscape Recessed LED

The Grand in-ground fixture is built in four combinations: 2700K or 3000K, each in Bronze on Brass or Bronze on Aluminum. Order codes run 5033-27BBR and 5033-30BBR for the brass bodies, 5033-27BZ and 5033-30BZ for aluminum. Pick 2700K for a warmer, more residential wash and 3000K for a slightly crisper white on stone and architectural facades.

No. It is a 12V low-voltage landscape fixture, so it needs a landscape transformer stepping 120V down to 12V, with the run sized so voltage does not drop off at the far end. Wiring it direct to line voltage will destroy it.

Both are finished Bronze, so they look alike once installed. The difference is the body metal: Bronze on Brass (5033-27BBR, 5033-30BBR) versus Bronze on Aluminum (5033-27BZ, 5033-30BZ). Brass is the usual choice for coastal, irrigated turf, and pool-deck installs where the housing sits in wet soil; aluminum is the lighter-cost option for drier inland grade work.

It is a recessed in-ground fixture, so the housing is set below grade and the lens finishes flush with the surface. That makes it suited to walkways, planting beds, and grade-level uplighting of columns and trees. For drive lanes, confirm the drive-over rating on the specific housing before setting it in pavement.

The finish reads the same across all four since every variant is a bronze finish. What will not match is the light itself if you mix 2700K and 3000K on the same elevation, the difference is visible side by side. For a fleet spec on a multi-building property, standardize on one color temperature and one body metal.