00:08Bell, the brand contractors count on for outdoor

00:12electrical solutions introduces the LL800 and LL1200, two new led flood

00:18lights in our outdoor lighting line.

00:21An obvious benefit of LED technology is lower energy costs.

00:25Both lights deliver on that requiring only 8 and 13 watts respectively.

00:30This is 85% more efficient than an equivalent incandescent fixture.

00:34Both come in gray white or bronze finish and provide 3000 Kelvin warm white light with

00:41even distribution and both are built to last with a rugged diecast metal construction,

00:46premium powder coat finish, tempered glass lens and a maintenance free led rated for

00:5350,000 hours.

00:54So not only will you continue to save on your energy bills for years to come,

00:59but you'll save time and money from not having to replace,

01:02burnt out incandescent and CFL bulbs or hassle with getting it hard to reach fixtures.

01:08The LL800 is an excellent option for a variety of architectural and landscape lighting needs

01:14using eight watts. It outputs over 850 lumens which is equivalent

01:19to a 60 watt incandescent bulb and it includes a handy swivel ball joint for light aiming,

01:25that is much easier and more precise than the old style lock nut and gear adjustment. With the

01:30LL800 it's as simple as pointing a shower head.

01:34The commercial grade LL1200 is another excellent option for many architectural and

01:40landscape lighting applications using less than 13 watts.

01:44It outputs 232 lumens which is the equivalent of a 75 watt incandescent.

01:50It also includes an easy adjustable ball joint, but with the added benefit of a unique locking

01:56knuckle. So the light continues to stay pointing in the

01:59set direction. And the LL1200 is rated for both 120 and 277 AC,

02:06so it's an excellent option for the 277 circuits typically found in commercial lighting.

02:11Garrett, our resident electrician is going to run

02:14through a typical LL800 installation to illustrate how easy it can be to upgrade your

02:20outdoor lighting. Of course, as with any electrical work,

02:23make sure the power is off at the breaker. Garrett starts by removing the canopy cover to

02:28expose the wiring connections which needs to be disconnected before he unthreads the old lamp

02:34holder. Next, he coats the threads of the LL800

02:37with a ceiling compound and threads it onto the cover until tight he connects the

02:43wires using wire nuts. The white LED connects to the neutral.

02:47Typically the other white, the black goes to the black or hot supply and the green LED to

02:53the ground. Often a bare copper wire then secures the

02:56canopy cover back onto the electrical box. Note, there is an indicator arrow on the back

03:02of the fixture that points towards a gauge on the neck.

03:05If later you decide to reorient, your lighting don't rotate past the indicated range.

03:10This is to avoid inadvertently over rotating the head which may twist the wires and

03:16potentially loosen connections in the box or fixture.

03:19So that's it for this upgrade, turn the power back on and your new fixture is ready to

03:23provide years and years of reliable service.

03:29Look for other fine bell products to enhance your outdoor lighting.

03:33Like the photocell control for automatic dust to dawn lighting,

03:36motion sensor, switch canopy covers or complete light kit.

03:41So remember the Bell and TAYMAC brands from Hubbell for proven and innovative weatherproof

03:46solutions for your outdoor electrical needs.