FX Luminaire MR-11 Eco LED Landscape Lamp | 4.2W Low-Voltage 10-15V | 30,000 Hr (MR-11)

FX Luminaire MR-11 Eco LED Landscape Lamp — Reliable 20W-Equivalent Illumination

The FX Luminaire MR-11 Eco LED Lamp is engineered for professional landscape lighting professionals who need dependable, low-wattage output in compact MR-11 fixtures. Operating at just 4.2 VA (equivalent to a 20W halogen), it delivers up to 270 lumens across two beam angles and two color temperatures — perfect for path lights, MP fixtures, and MR-series up lights.

Key Specifications

• SKU: MR11-ECO (also: MR11ECO, MR11-E-4-W-FL, MR11-E-4-S-FL, MR11-E-4-W-WF, MR11-E-4-S-WF)
• Power: 4.2 VA (20W halogen equivalent)
• Input Voltage: 10–15 VAC/VDC, 50/60 Hz
• Lumens: 220–270 lm depending on variant
• Beam Angles: Flood 30° | Wide Flood 60°
• Color Temperatures: Warm 2700K | Soft 3000K
• CRI: 83–84
• Rated Life: 30,000+ Hours (L70)
• Housing: Composite (durable, lightweight, weather-resistant)
• Dimming: Phase dimming; compatible with Luxor® LCM-LV
• Certifications: ETL Listed, RoHS Compliant
• Warranty: 3-Year Limited

Compatible Fixtures

Pre-installed in FX Luminaire MP and MR series fixtures. Retrofit-compatible with any low-voltage MR-11 landscape light socket operating at 10–15V.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What fixtures are compatible with the FX Luminaire MR-11 Eco lamp?

A: The MR-11 Eco is pre-installed in FX Luminaire MP and MR path/up-light fixtures. Any low-voltage fixture accepting a 35mm MR-11 base running 10–15 VAC/VDC is compatible.

Q: Can I dim the MR-11 Eco lamp?

A: Yes. It supports phase (trailing-edge) dimming. For zone control, pair with the Luxor® Low-Voltage Cube (LCM-LV) or the Low-Voltage Dimmer (DIM-LV).

Q: What is the difference between 2700K Warm and 3000K Soft?

A: Warm (2700K) produces a golden amber glow ideal for residential gardens. Soft (3000K) is slightly cooler, providing a crisp natural white suited for modern landscapes.

Q: What is the Flood vs. Wide Flood beam?

A: Flood (30°) concentrates light for accent and directional effects. Wide Flood (60°) spreads light broadly for path illumination and general area coverage.