Kichler 16157CBR27 500-Lumen 2700K 35° LED Landscape Flood Light – Centennial Brass
Brand: Kichler | SKU: 16157CBR27
Product Overview
Use the Kichler 16157CBR27 for a warm, directed wash in Centennial Brass. Its cast-brass head houses a 500-lumen, 2700K integrated LED with a 35° flood beam, covering a small tree canopy or wider stone detail without the concentrated circle of a spot.
Consider the visible brass finish alongside nearby path lights during daytime planning. Choose an aiming position based on target width and available distance. The wet-rated model operates from a suitable 12V landscape transformer with enough capacity for the entire run.
Key Features
- 500-lumen integrated LED with a 35° flood beam.
- 2700K light and Centennial Brass finish.
- Sealed, wet-rated housing with 4,000V surge protection.
Common Uses
- Warm small-tree accents
- Brass-finish washes on stonework
Technical Specifications
- Model: 16157CBR27
- Output: 500 lumens
- Color temperature: 2700K
- Beam angle: 35° flood
- Light source: integrated LED
- Input: 12V landscape lighting; operating range 9–15V
- Housing: cast brass, Centennial Brass
- Rating: wet location
- Surge protection: 4,000V
Dimensions
- Height: 4.50 in.
- Length: 3.50 in.
- Width: 3.25 in.
Compatibility & Installation Notes
Use with a compatible low-voltage landscape transformer. Follow Kichler’s 16157 instructions for mounting and wiring. Check total run load and voltage drop before aiming the head at the subject.
FAQ
How does the beam compare with a spot?
The 35° flood covers more width than a 10° spot. Actual coverage depends on aiming distance.
Does it need a separate bulb?
No. The LED light source is integrated.
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes. Kichler rates the sealed housing for wet locations; follow the installation instructions.
Why Buy From Big Frog Supply
Big Frog Supply shows the exact 2700K color, Centennial Brass finish, 500-lumen output, and 35° spread so you can compare this flood with narrower and wider Kichler accents.






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