Kichler 15503CBR Adjustable-Height Brass Path Light, Centennial Brass

Kichler 15503CBR Adjustable-Height Brass Path Light, Centennial Brass

Brand: Kichler | SKU: 15503CBR

Product Overview

The Kichler 15503CBR is a larger brass path light for adding low-level illumination beside a walkway, garden path, or planting area. Its 8-inch shade gives it a stronger visual presence than a small dome light, so it is useful where the landscape design calls for a more substantial fixture. The Centennial Brass finish can coordinate with matching brass accents and accessories.

Kichler names the fixture as an adjustable-height path light and currently lists a 20-inch height and 8-inch diameter on its product page. The name also mentions 30 inches; confirm the finished assembly height and any adjustment or included stem details in the installation instructions before ordering. It uses a T3 bi-pin lamp on a compatible 9–15V landscape lighting system. Select the lamp for the desired color and output, then plan the transformer, cable route, fixture spacing, and position relative to plant growth and foot traffic.

Key Features

• Adjustable-Height Brass Path Light
• Centennial Brass finish
• T3 bi-pin lamp socket
• 9–15V operating range

Common Uses

• Paths and walkways
• Larger planting beds and landscape borders

Technical Specifications

• Model: 15503CBR
• Type: Adjustable-Height Brass Path Light
• Finish: Centennial Brass
• Operating Voltage: 9–15V
• Lamp Socket: T3 bi-pin

Dimensions

• Listed Height: 20 in.
• Shade Diameter: 8 in.

Compatibility & Installation Notes

Use with a compatible low-voltage landscape lighting system. Confirm the lamp, mounting arrangement, transformer and installation requirements for this model.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the finished height?
Kichler lists 20 inches on the product page and describes adjustable height. Confirm the assembled height and parts in the installation instructions.

Why Buy From Big Frog Supply?

Big Frog Supply helps you compare the larger shade with compact path lights and confirm lamp and height details before building out the low-voltage plan.