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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.
Antique brass is a coating over solid brass, and the honest thing to say about it is what Havit says: outdoors it can tarnish through. The base metal here is the same solid brass used across this Tivah family. The difference is a darkened finish applied on top, so the fitting arrives already looking weathered instead of arriving bright and getting there over a year or two. Havit's own note on this range is blunt — solid brass fittings with additional coatings may tarnish through the coating when installed outdoors. That is not a reason to avoid it. It is a reason to choose it because you like the starting colour, not because you expect it to be permanent.
The spike is 1000 mm long and 23 mm across. Set into a bed it holds the head at roughly knee height rather than down among the mulch, which is what makes it a path and driveway-edge fitting rather than an uplight. Bury or sleeve as much of the stem as you need to set the height, and decide that before the cable is run: the lead exits the bottom of the column, so raising the fitting later means lifting the whole thing.
A 5 W MR16 tri-colour globe is supplied, in a socket whose ceiling is 20 W. You set the colour at the fitting rather than choosing it at purchase — twist off the cover anti-clockwise, lift the glass, and move the switch on the side of the globe. It leaves the factory on 3000K. Output is 270 lm at 3000K, 285 lm at 4000K and 300 lm at 5500K. On a dark antique finish the warmer settings read far better; 5500K against darkened brass tends to look clinical. Because the globe is replaceable, the beam belongs to the globe, not the housing — the supplied tri-colour MR16 is a 120° flood, and a narrower MR16 turns the same fitting into a spot.
IP65, CRI above 80, and a 3-year replacement warranty.
If you are torn between this and the natural brass version, talk to Lights For You first — the two look almost identical in a photograph and behave completely differently after two summers outside.
This fitting runs on 12 V DC and is Protection Class 3 — no earth is required at the fitting. The isolation comes from the LED driver rather than from an earth conductor, and the fitting must never be connected directly to 240 V.
Solid brass, with an antique finish applied over it. The body metal is the same as the natural brass version of this fitting; only the surface treatment differs, which is what gives it the darkened look straight out of the box.
Havit's own note on this range says a coated solid brass fitting may tarnish through its coating outdoors, so treat the colour as a starting point rather than a permanent state. It will still be solid brass underneath, which is why the change reads as ageing rather than as damage.
That is up to you. The stem is 1000 mm long and you bury or sleeve as much of it as you like, so the head typically ends up somewhere around knee height for path work. Set the height before the cable run is finished, because the lead exits the base of the column.
The globe's, not the housing's. It takes a replaceable MR16, and the tri-colour globe supplied with it is a 120° flood — the right shape for lighting a path or a bed. Fit a narrower MR16 and the same body becomes a spotlight.
On the globe itself. Twist the cover anti-clockwise, set the glass aside, lift the globe out and move the small switch on its side between 3000K, 4000K and 5500K. It ships preset to 3000K. Refit the glass and cover properly afterwards — the seals are what hold IP65.
No. The sheet covering this part number records it as not dimmable, so it should not be specified into a dimmed circuit.
A suitable 12 V DC LED driver, sited within 25 m of the fitting, holding the supply within 5% of 12 V. Those two figures are warranty conditions rather than recommendations. Do not connect the fitting directly to 240 V under any circumstances.
| Brand | Havit Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model | HV1403T-AB |
| Product type | Adjustable bollard spike light — single head |
| Material | Solid brass |
| Finish | Antique brass — a coating over solid brass; may tarnish through 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 |
| CRI | >80 |
| Dimmable | No |
| Driver requirement | 12V DC LED driver — no more than 25 m from the fitting, supply within ±5% |
| Installation | Ground — spike |
| Warranty | 3 Years Replacement |
| Protection class | 12 V DC — Class 3 (no earth required) |
| Part number | Finish | Colour temperature | Lumen output | Included globe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HV1403T-AB | Antique brass over solid brass | 3000K / 4000K / 5500K | 270 lm / 285 lm / 300 lm | 5W MR16 tri-colour, 120° (20W socket ceiling) |
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