WALL EYE^© - LED LIGHTS

For use with any retaining wall or stair system that has an overhanging top stone or coping that these lights can be mounted under.  Provide a pure white light that is aimed down across the front of the face of the retaining wall creating wonderful interesting shadow patterns on the face of the wall stone.  The LED's will also provide a lit area in front of the wall as well for safety & security purposes.

    AVAILABLE IN FOUR DIFFERENT COLORED 1/16" THICK ALUMINUM HOUSINGS:

               Silver (Gray)                  Black                    Green                       Rust (Brown)

Also now available in 

Stainless Steel 

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For Wall & Stair Illumination

• LED - No more burned out bulbs
• Economical - 100,000 Hour Life 
• Low Power - 0.43 Watts per unit
• Durable Construction - Powder Coated Aluminum will not Rot or Rust
• Weather Resistant - Sealed & Ideal for Outdoor Use
• SAFE - Cold to the touch  ... No Burn Risk
• Long Wire - 15' Lead, No need to splice
• Easy to Install - Simply slip under the cap on Block Walls or Stairs (Before Gluing down Cap). 
• Connects to any 12 Volt A.C. Transformer
• No more wasted block from cutting & chiseling!
• Installs in Minutes - NO Cutting & NO Drilling!
• Veratility ... Use with Steps, Walls, or Columns
• Similar design to Integral Lighting© but ... 1/2 the cost & 1/20th the power draw.
• Each LED Unit has a cluster of (5) White LEDs
• Space fixtures from 36" to 72" apart (depending upon amount of lighting desired)
• Fixture measures: 6" Wide x 3 1/8" Deep x 1/16" Thick
• LED unit & flange stick out (15/16") from the wall surface 
• Use with any coping that has a 1" or greater overhang  
• 1/16" Powder Coated Aluminum Construction
• Lights come with a 15' wire lead
• Install lights before coping or cap is glued down.
• Fixtures Blend into the Landscape (see photo below)

A Black WallEye is located under the coping in the center of the photo on the right.

3 Rust (Brown) WallEye's are mounted under the coping of this 1' high display wall.

These 2 photos are showing the difference between standard Low-Voltage Lighting on the left which has a yellowish light compared to the WallEye LED's on the right which have a pure white light.

 The night photos were taken in complete darkness at our Display Gardens in Hamden Ct.   The photos were take by a non-professional (me) with an automatic digital camera.  The Wall Eye cast a wonderful downward light across the face of our tumbled display wall system.  The light was a pure white light, not a yellow like halgon bulbs produce.  On the larger 3' high wall, the 3' area in front of the wall was also lit up by the LED's from the Wall Eye lights as well as the face of the wall.  I spaced the WallEye lights every 6 feet and was able to have the light overlap on the ground. 

I was able to reduce the power draw to less than 3 watts for the 6 lights that I installed, down from the original 60 watts that was there with the 10 watt traditional low-voltage fixtures.  

I highly recommend these WallEye lights based upon my experience with many different kinds of lighting fixtures over the past 35 years in business.   ...  Ted Greiner (President & CEO  TJB-INC)

Average Rating: (From 10 Reviews):

3/12/2012 -- I purchased 4 WallEye, 12 V LED Low-Voltage Landscape lights for my wall April,2009. A landscaper installed the wall & . . .

1/5/2012 -- Do these install in series or does each light connect to the transformer?

12/13/2011 -- Can I install these lights pointing up? Upside down? I.e., directly exposed to rain on the light/glass side?

11/26/2011 -- I have four of these lights to install. How do I avoid getting the wires crossed on theses low voltage lights?

11/26/2011 -- I currently have a polarity issue with the four lights I have installed. Is there any indicators on the wires that help distinguish . . .