The Total Light® Blaze Up Light in Classic Brass is a low-voltage landscape spotlight designed for installations that need more control over the direction and spread of the light. Its adjustable shroud can be moved to help narrow the visible beam, open the fixture for a broader presentation, or reduce glare from certain viewing angles. A thumb screw at the pivot makes aiming adjustments easier during installation and allows the fixture to be redirected as plants, trees, and outdoor features change over time.
The fixture body is made from solid brass with a Classic Brass finish for use throughout coordinated landscape lighting systems. A heat-resistant glass lens protects the lamp area, while the EPDM rubber bug plug helps limit insect entry around the wire opening. The fixture includes three feet of direct-bury landscape lighting wire and a slotted ground stake for placement in soil or planting beds. It operates on a 12-volt landscape lighting system and accepts a replaceable MR16 lamp, allowing the installer to select the light output, color temperature, and beam spread for the project. The MR16 lamp and compatible 12-volt transformer are sold separately.


Install the Blaze Up Light as part of a properly sized 12-volt landscape lighting system. Position the ground stake in suitable soil, route the direct-bury cable according to the project plan, and use approved low-voltage landscape wire connectors. After installing a compatible MR16 lamp, aim the fixture with the pivot and adjust the shroud to refine the beam presentation and reduce unwanted glare. Confirm transformer capacity, cable length, voltage drop, lamp wattage, and local installation requirements before completing the system.
Planning a larger installation? The TL-UL300-CB-50 Blaze Up Light 50-pack includes 50 fixtures and 50 ground stakes for multi-fixture projects.
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No. The fixture accepts a compatible MR16 lamp, which is sold separately. This lets you choose the beam spread, output, and color temperature for the application.
The shroud changes how much of the lamp and lens are exposed. Adjusting it can help refine the visible beam, reduce glare from selected viewing angles, and tailor the fixture's appearance.
Yes. The fixture pivots and uses a thumb screw to hold the selected position, making it easier to redirect the light as the landscape changes.
A compatible MR16 lamp, properly sized 12-volt landscape lighting transformer, low-voltage cable for the system, and approved wire connectors are typically required.
Total Light fixtures are designed to give homeowners, contractors, and landscape professionals flexible component choices for building coordinated low-voltage lighting systems. The Blaze combines replaceable-lamp versatility with adjustable aiming and shroud control, so the light can be selected and positioned for the individual project rather than relying on a fixed integrated output.