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A suggestion, not a specification. A calculator can get it wrong — have a licensed electrician confirm the driver, the total load and the wiring before you order.
There is one instruction on this fitting that catches almost everybody, and it is worth knowing before the box is open: wear gloves. Havit's installation sheet for the Tivah range states it plainly — when installing copper fittings, gloves must be worn to avoid oils transferring to the fitting. Skin oil on raw copper does not wipe off. It sets as a fingerprint that patinates at a different rate from the metal around it, so a fitting handled bare-handed can carry visible prints for its whole life. Five minutes of care at installation is the difference.
The head is solid copper, and the datasheet describes the colour as "copper (will age over time)". New, it is bright pink-orange. Outdoors it moves through bronze to a dark chocolate brown, and in a coastal or damp position it will eventually pick up green in the recesses. There is no coating to fail, which is why copper is the finish people choose when they want the fitting to look better in five years than it did in its first week. If you want it to stay bright, this is not the material.
The spike is 1000 mm long and 23 mm in diameter. Set into a bed it puts the head near knee height, which is where a path light belongs — high enough to clear planting, low enough not to glare at anyone walking past. Bury or sleeve as much of the stem as you need. Fix the height before the run is buried; the cable leaves the bottom of the column.
One 5 W MR16 tri-colour globe is supplied, in a 20 W socket. The colour is set on the globe itself — cover off anti-clockwise, glass out, switch on the side of the globe between 3000K, 4000K and 5500K, preset to 3000K. Output is 270 lm, 285 lm and 300 lm respectively. On copper the warm setting is almost always right; cool white fights the metal. Because the globe is replaceable the beam angle belongs to the globe, and the one in the box is a 120° flood.
IP65, IK08, protection class 3, CRI above 80, and a 3-year replacement warranty.
Ask Lights For You for the copper if you want a garden that looks lived-in rather than installed — it is the one finish in this family that most people end up preferring after a couple of years.
Because the installation sheet says so, and the reason is cosmetic rather than electrical. Oils from bare hands transfer onto raw copper and then patinate at a different rate from the surrounding metal, so fingerprints can stay visible permanently. Handle it with gloves until it is in the ground.
Eventually, in the right conditions. Copper darkens through bronze to a deep brown first, and only develops verdigris in the recesses after long exposure to damp or coastal air. The datasheet records the colour simply as copper that will age over time, which is the honest description.
Not really, and it is not designed to be stopped. There is no lacquer on it — that is the point of solid copper, since there is no coating that can fail and no plating to wear through. Occasional waxing slows the change on a sheltered fitting but will not hold the original colour outdoors.
Whatever you set. The 1000 mm stem is buried or sleeved to the depth you choose, so the head normally finishes around knee height for path lighting. Settle on it before the cable run goes in, because the lead exits the base.
The globe's. It takes a replaceable MR16, so the housing has no fixed beam of its own. The tri-colour MR16 supplied is 120°, a wide wash suited to paths and beds; a narrower MR16 makes the same fitting a spot.
No. Both sheets covering this fitting record it as not dimmable, so do not specify it onto a dimmed circuit.
A suitable 12 V DC LED driver, no further than 25 m away, with the supply held within 5% of 12 V — both of those are conditions of the warranty. Do not connect the fitting directly to 240 V.
| Brand | Havit Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model | HV1403T-CP |
| Product type | Adjustable bollard spike light — single head |
| Material | Solid copper |
| Finish | Natural copper — will age over time outdoors |
| Input voltage | 12V DC — requires a 12V DC LED driver |
| Wattage | 5W (supplied MR16 globe) |
| Lamp base | MR16 — replaceable globe, supplied with the fitting |
| Maximum globe wattage | 20W |
| Colour temperature | Tri-colour selectable at the globe — 3000K / 4000K / 5500K |
| Lumen output | 270 lm (3000K) / 285 lm (4000K) / 300 lm (5500K) |
| Beam angle | Set by the globe fitted — the supplied tri-colour MR16 is 120° |
| Head adjustment | 90° tilt / 270° swivel |
| Spike length | 1000 mm |
| Spike diameter | 23 mm |
| Cable length | 2 metres, reinforced |
| Wiring | Parallel |
| IP rating | IP65 |
| IK rating | IK08 |
| Diffuser | Clear glass |
| Protection class | Class 3 (low voltage — no earth required) |
| CRI | >80 |
| SDCM | <6 |
| UGR | <45 |
| Lamp expectancy | >30,000 hrs |
| Dimmable | No |
| Handling | Gloves must be worn during installation — skin oils mark raw copper permanently |
| Driver requirement | 12V DC LED driver — no more than 25 m from the fitting, supply within ±5% |
| Installation | Ground — spike |
| Warranty | 3 Years Replacement |
| Part number | Finish | Colour temperature | Lumen output | Included globe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HV1403T-CP | Solid copper | 3000K / 4000K / 5500K | 270 lm / 285 lm / 300 lm | 5W MR16 tri-colour, 120° (20W socket ceiling) |
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