Hi Tony,Our team has had some more time to evaluate the landscape prototypes, and there is a potential change to the driver enclosure that will likely require a tooling modification. We have noticed that it can be difficult to reach the switches to adjust the CCT and output unless the user has the exact right screwdriver, and it is also too easy to hit the switch on the side and break it off the PCB. We think a minor adjustment to the cap on the housing (AA1595) can solve these problems. Please see the attached models. I would like to make the following changes:• Increase the size of the two bosses around the PCB switches and use a hollow threaded plug (AA2991), instead of a regular socket screw, to seal the holes from water ingress.• Use shorter standoffs (AA2035) to position the PCB and switches closer to the top cap. This should still be a standard off-shelf part, reference McMaster 91075A474. If you find a metric equivalent that will be fine as long as the length is about the same.As a result of the above changes, the dials on the switches will sit up inside the bosses on the cap and that will prevent the user from bending them to the side and breaking them off the PCB. This revision of the top cap also includes the embossed text that I asked about in a previous e-mail; please review this feature and let me know if you think the embossing will be maufacturable as shown in the model, or if you recommend any changes to the dimensions. Can you please comment on how much cost and lead time would be involved to make this change to the tooling for AA1595?Finally, can you please let me know when Macron will send your list of recommended adjustments to all of the Landscape products? You had mentioned during your visit that you had some changes to propose, and I would like to review those prior to releasing the next revision of the models.Thank you,