Over a year ago, I installed a system of 10 3-tier pagoda style landscape lights around the perimeter of my backyard. The fixtures came with 4W 3000K (20W equivalent) LEDs standard, however I believe they’re too bright and don’t really give the effect I was looking for, which was to be dim and subtle.

Recently, I have discovered amber LED lamps for pagoda lights made by Volt Lighting. They had two options:

• Ultra Warm White (2200K)
• Turtle Safe Amber (589nm-ish, it looks like SOX.)

Personally, I like the aesthetic of HPS / LPS lamps and figured… why not? So I purchased one of the Turtle Safe lamps from Volt’s website to try out and see how it performs. Unfortunately there is really no product photos of the lamp in a actual setting nor any reviews, so I’ll be the first to share how these look in my particular application

The lamp should arrive next week.

100% Agree. I hope it works well. 

Cool, hope things go well!

I have some landscape lights - the old incandescent type. A number of years ago there were a couple that I put yellow (incandescent) bulbs in. Looked pretty cool & SOX-ish

(Update: 2/28/22)

Alright, I’m a little late on the forum but the turtle safe lamp has been posted in my gallery. It has a interesting effect and I have more lamps on the way soon. I also made a comment about the 2200K lamp and the results of the test on the post in my gallery.