there are four centered within the springs 38 is a socket 40 the socket 40 receives the lamp contact in a conventional manner two leads 42 and 44 extend from the socket 40 the lead 42 is directly coupled to one wire of the conduit 30 by any conventional means such as a crimp connector 46 the second lead 44 is coupled with a second wire of the conduit 30 through a bimetal thermal switch not shown common to conventional enclosed lighting a ground wire from the conduit 30 extends to an attachment point 48 and electrical contact with the housing 18 a junction box 50 surrounds the connections and supports the springs 38 socket 40 and 12 volt lamp 34 a potting compound 52 such as epoxy is poured in and about the junction box 50 and is allowed to set or cure to permanently waterproof the connections a rubber grommet 54 provides some sealing but is not anticipated to provide the ultimate and complete seal the grommet 54 along with a retaining hog ring 55 and the potting compound 52 provide sealing and such stress relief as may be needed forwardly of the potting compound 52 so as to surround the 12 volt lamp 34 and integral reflector 36 is a body of copper wool.