LightingWill Inground LED Well Lights

Yes, these fixtures are rated IP65, meaning they are dust-tight and protected against water jets from any angle. They are designed for outdoor use, though they should not be submerged in standing water or installed in areas prone to flooding.

Yes, because these are low-voltage (12V–24V DC) fixtures, you will need a compatible low-voltage landscape lighting transformer to step down your home's standard AC power. Ensure your transformer's total wattage capacity exceeds the combined wattage of all the lights you plan to install.

Yes, the RF remote is designed to control multiple units simultaneously, provided they are within range. This makes it easy to synchronize colors and brightness levels across your entire landscape installation without needing individual remotes for every light.

These lights are primarily designed for accent lighting, such as highlighting trees, garden features, or architectural details. While they provide enough illumination to mark a path, they are not intended to serve as primary security or high-intensity task lighting.

Absolutely. The RGBWW design includes dedicated warm white LEDs, allowing you to switch between vibrant color modes for events and a clean, functional warm white light for everyday use.

The fixture housing should be buried so that the face of the light sits flush with the ground or slightly above it to prevent water from pooling on the lens. You will need to dig a hole deep enough to accommodate the housing and allow for proper drainage underneath, typically using gravel or sand at the base.