Collection: Landscape & Accent Spotlights

Extend the beauty of your property beyond the water’s edge. Professional landscape lighting provides the structural framework for your evening environment, highlighting specimen trees, architectural textures, and garden perimeters. Our directional LED spotlights are engineered to bridge the gap between your aquatic features and the surrounding landscape, creating a seamless, high-contrast nightscape.

Specifically curated for north climates, our UL/ETL-certified fixtures feature IP67-rated weatherproofing. Built to withstand snow loads, ice expansion, and corrosive soil conditions, these low-voltage LED accents are the industrial gold standard for durability from Ontario to the Southern US, perfectly complementing our submersible lighting systems.

Precision Optics: The Art of Shadow and Light

Landscape lighting is an exercise in visual storytelling. By controlling beam angles and intensity, we help you define the nighttime character of your estate:

Waterfall & Cascade Highlighting

Narrow-beam LED spotlights (15°–35°) accentuate the aeration and turbulence of falling water, creating a "shimmering silver" effect that brings movement to life in ponds and architectural spillways.

Directional Up-Lighting & Grazing

Perfect for highlighting the structure of majestic trees or the tactile depth of stone retaining walls. By placing LED accents at the base of foliage or masonry, you create vertical scale and dramatic textures.

Pathway & Perimeter Definition

Safety meets aesthetics. Our low-glare accent lights provide essential navigation for walkways and pool decks while maintaining a soft ambiance that doesn't overwhelm your primary aquatic focal points.

Choosing the Right Beam Angle for Your Project

Fixture Type	Beam Angle	Key Function	Typical Target Area
Micro Spotlights	10° – 20°	Precision Accents	Fountain nozzles, statues, fine architectural details.
Bullet Lights	35° – 60°	Versatile Modeling	Cascades, waterfalls, specimen trees, large boulders.
Flood/Wash Lights	90°+	Ambient Glow	Retaining walls, broad foliage, perimeter privacy screens.

Engineering for the Earth: Soil & Corrosion Resistance

Landscape fixtures face a unique threat: soil chemistry. Fertilizers and moisture create a highly corrosive environment for low-grade metals. We exclusively offer Solid Cast Brass and Marine-Grade Aluminum with advanced powder coatings. These materials act as superior heat sinks, extending LED life to 50,000+ hours while resisting pitting and peeling from ground contact.

Built for Performance and Longevity

Internal Moisture Management: Features vacuum-sealed gaskets and pressure-equalizing vents to prevent internal condensation during rapid temperature shifts common in Northern winters.
Interchangeable Optics: Many fixtures allow for field-swappable lenses, giving you the flexibility to change beam angles as your landscape matures and trees grow.
High CRI Consistency: We maintain a strict CRI ≥ 85 standard, ensuring the natural greens of your lawn and the deep tones of your stonework remain vivid and authentic.

Quick Tips for Professional Installation

Directional Aiming: Always aim fixtures away from high-traffic viewing areas (decks, patios) to prevent direct glare and hot spots.
Cross-Lighting: For wide waterfalls or large trees, use two spotlights from different angles to eliminate "flat" shadows and enhance 3D depth.
Cable Slack: Leave a small "slack loop" near each fixture to allow for soil shifting during winter frost heaves without straining connections.

Frequently Asked Questions About Landscape Spotlights & Floodlights

What is the difference between a spotlight and a floodlight?

Spotlights provide a narrow, concentrated beam (typically 15-35 degrees) for highlighting specific focal points like specimen trees or waterfall cascades. Floodlights provide a wide, wash-like beam (over 60-90 degrees) used for illuminating large surfaces such as retaining walls or broad foliage.

Can these landscape spotlights complement my underwater lighting?

Absolutely. For a cohesive nightscape, landscape spotlights should be used on the perimeter to frame your water feature. This "layered" lighting approach prevents the pond from looking like an isolated dark hole and visually integrates it with the rest of your garden architecture.

How do I choose the right beam angle for my trees?

For tall, narrow trees (like Evergreens), use a narrow 15-20 degree beam. For shorter, wider trees (like Japanese Maples) or wide "sheet" waterfalls, a 35-60 degree beam angle will provide more effective coverage of the canopy or water surface.

Are these lights safe for use near splash zones?

Yes. Our landscape fixtures are IP67-rated, meaning they are completely dust-tight and protected against heavy rain and high-pressure splashes. While they are not designed for submersion (which requires IP68), they are the ideal solution for the perimeter of ponds, pools, and waterfalls.