Lawn & pathwayLA509RZL
Round Lawn Light
A bollard profile with a welcoming wash of light.
- 940 lm
- >8m Illumination Distance
Mi-Light & MiBoxer LED Garden Lighting
Your Garden.
After Dark.
The path that welcomes you home. The tree that steals the show. Discover a whole new side to your outdoor space with beautifully controlled light.
RGB+CCT colour & white light · Smart control options
More atmosphere.
More reasons to stay outside.
01 / The Signature Series
Beautiful by Day.
Exceptional by Night.
Architectural LED lawn and wall lights that belong in your landscape. Choose a rounded silhouette or a sharply defined square profile, with RGB+CCT control across the collection.
9W Power24V DC inputIP66 OutdoorZigBee 3.0
Lawn & pathway
Lawn & pathwayLA509SZL
Square Lawn Light
A square silhouette for contemporary landscapes.
- 380 lm
- >5m Illumination Distance
Wall & architectureWA509SZL
Square Wall Light
Architectural up/down lighting with a square profile.
- Up/down illumination
Wall & architectureWA509RZL
Round Wall Light
A round finish that brings warmth to textured walls.
- >8m Wash Distance
Create a coordinated look across pathways, lawns and walls. Match your lights with a suitable 24V DC power supply and compatible controls.
02 / Small Fitting. Big Atmosphere.
Put Your Garden’s
Best Side in the Light.
Draw out the texture of a tree. Pick out a favourite sculpture. Give planting a new depth. Our compact RGB+CCT LED garden spotlights put the focus exactly where you want it.
25°A broader accent
for foliage & planting
for foliage & planting
15°A focused beam
for standout features
for standout features
The Spotlight Collection / 6W–25W
The Right Light.
The Right Specification.
Compare brightness, beam angle and control in one place. Every model below offers RGB+CCT lighting; select the power and protocol that fit your project.
- Output
- 550 lm
- Beam
- 25°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- ZigBee 3.0 + RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 550 lm
- Beam
- 25°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- ZigBee 3.0
- Output
- 420 lm
- Beam
- 25°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 900 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- ZigBee 3.0
- Output
- 700 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 900 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 24V DC
- Control
- RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 1100 lm
- Beam
- 60°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- ZigBee 3.0 + RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 1200 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 24V DC
- Control
- RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 1700 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- RF 2.4GHz
- Output
- 2100 lm
- Beam
- 15°
- Power
- 100–240V AC
- Control
- LoRa 433MHz
No Lights Match This Combination.
Try another wattage or control type.
Lumens describe light output; wattage describes power consumption. Full specifications and required accessories are available on each product page.
One Box. A Whole New Atmosphere.
Your First Evening
Starts Here.
Take the guesswork out of getting started with the MiBoxer RGB+CCT Smart Garden Light Kit Set.
FUTC08A / Complete three-light kit
- Three 6W lights & ground spikes
- Power supply, cables & connectors
- Remote control included
- 550 lm per light · MESH auto-sync ready
Plug & play connections. Plan a suitable power source and outdoor cable route.
3 Lights. Millions of Possibilities. A Little Planning. A Better Result.
Make It All
Work Together.
Start with how you want to use your garden. Then match the fittings, power and controls.
Get Help with Your Setup-
01
Choose What You Want to Light
Guide the route with lawn lights, frame the architecture with wall lights, and build depth with spotlights in the planting.
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02
Match the Power Supply
Select 24V DC or mains-input fittings to suit the project. Size the power supply and cabling around the products you choose.
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03
Choose a Compatible Control System
RF 2.4GHz, ZigBee 3.0 and LoRa 433MHz are distinct protocols. Match every fitting to its control; check gateway requirements for app integration.
LoRa 433MHz
Think Beyond the Garden.
A Bigger Canvas.
A Bolder Statement.
From a subtle 10W accent to a powerful 200W architectural wash, explore LED floodlights for gardens, larger landscapes and building façades.
- 10W–200W
- 16+ million colours
- DMX, RF & ZigBee options
- IP65 options
- Auto-Mesh sync options
- Wide & focused beams
03 / Follow the Line
Give Your Garden
a Glowing Outline.
Trace a deck. Define a boundary. Follow the shape of your architecture. Decorative Flexi LED Rope brings a continuous line of colour to the details that make a space yours.
100m
Maximum
continuous run
- IP65 rated
- Cuttable every 1m
- UV resistant
Twelve Colours.
Your Finishing Touch.
Explore the individual colour options.
Flexi Rope in Motion
Ideas That Keep Moving.
A compact edit of outdoor spaces transformed by continuous light. Hover the gallery to pause, then move across an image for a closer view.
The Art of Outdoor Lighting
Don’t Just Light It.
Give It Depth.
What makes for good garden lighting? A thoughtful balance of atmosphere, depth and visibility. These four principles make every fitting work harder.
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01
Build in Layers
Mix ground-level spikes for foliage, wall lights for architectural texture and carefully positioned floodlights for broader washes. Different heights give the garden depth.
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02
Leave Room for the Shadows
A narrow beam on one beautiful feature can say more than a wash of light everywhere. Let darker areas create contrast and draw the eye.
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03
Find Your White Light
Warm whites around 2700K suit relaxed social spaces. Cooler whites around 6000K bring a crisper feel to modern architectural accents. Choose a fitting with the CCT range you need.
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04
Hide the Source. Reveal the Garden.
Tuck fittings behind planting and aim them thoughtfully to reduce glare. Your attention should go to the illuminated feature, with the fitting quietly doing its job.
A Simple Garden Lighting Plan
See Your Garden
in a Different Light.
Good garden lighting is easier to understand when each layer has one clear job. Start with the route, choose a focal point, add depth through planting, then frame the architecture.
01
Guide the Route
Use light beside paths and steps to make movement feel natural.
02
Choose a Focal Point
Aim one beam at a tree, sculpture or favourite feature.
03
Build Planting Depth
Light foreground, middle, taller planting at different heights.
04
Frame the Architecture
Reveal walls and boundaries with a soft, controlled wash.
05
Add Colour Carefully
Use colour as an accent while keeping the view balanced.
06
Check the Whole View
Step back and adjust brightness until layers work together.
Good Questions. Clear Answers.
A Little Light
on the Details.
Planning your garden lighting?
Start here, or speak to our team.
What Is RGB+CCT Garden Lighting?
RGB gives you colour mixing; CCT adds adjustable white light. Use warm white for relaxed evenings and cooler white for crisp architectural detail, then introduce colour when you want a different atmosphere. The exact white-light range depends on the product.
Should I Choose a 15° or 25° Beam?
A 15° beam concentrates light onto a focal point such as a tree trunk, sculpture or architectural detail. A 25° beam spreads light more broadly across planting. Consider the distance from the fitting to the feature as well as brightness when choosing.
Can I Mix ZigBee, RF and LoRa Lights?
These are different control systems. Choose fittings and controls that use a compatible protocol; some products, such as FUTC04ZR, support more than one. A compatible gateway may be needed for app or smart-home integration. Ask our team to check the complete system before ordering.
What Is the Difference Between 24V DC and Mains Models?
24V DC fittings need a suitable power supply; mains-input products accept the AC voltage listed on their product page. Match the supply, total load and cabling to the exact fittings. The FUTC08A kit includes a power supply, remote and connecting accessories.
Which Garden Light Should I Start With?
Use lawn lights to define paths, wall lights to reveal architectural texture, and spotlights to accent trees or planting. For a coordinated starting point, explore the three-light FUTC08A garden kit. For a larger scheme, combine lighting layers around a compatible control system.
What Should I Check Before Installing Outdoor Lighting?
Check the product’s IP rating, input voltage, mounting instructions and control requirements. Plan weather-protected connections and suitable cable routes as part of the installation. Our team can help you identify the right components for your garden project.
Your Idea. Our Expertise.
More Green Fingers,
Less Electrician?
We’ll help with the technical details, so you can focus on the design. From matching controls to bespoke setups and specialist finishes, tell us what you have in mind.
Find Your Garden Lighting