I currently use 75W incandescent regular 120V flood lights to uplight trees. What equivalent low voltage light would I need to achieve the same level of lumens? Would halogen LV lights be a better choice? I like the color of the incandescent bulbs and think the halogen might be too white but I am afraid the low voltage spot lights with incandescent bulbs might not give enough light. Can you make a recommendation? Thanks

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Do not be fooled by the term low voltage lighting fixtures.  LOW VOLTAGE HALOGEN FIXTURES can produce tremendous light levels in a garden setting.  50-watt MR16 lamps are equivalents to 150-watt standard incandescent lamps.  The 50MR16/FNV is a wide spread 60 degree spread lamp.  Just ask customer service to include those in the kit.

Low voltage lighting is a great way to light homes, trees and plants.  The small powerful fixtures are easy to install and easy to move as the plant material matures.

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