in-lite BREEZE
in-lite BREEZE or BREEZE LOW: which height should you choose?
The choice between the BREEZE and the BREEZE LOW mainly depends on the height of the surrounding planting. Both bollards provide the same soft 360° light and Breathe effect, but position the light at different heights within the border.
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in-lite BREEZE LOW - 60 cm
Best for lower planting, ferns, ornamental grasses, and shallower borders, where the light can remain visible between or just above the foliage. -
in-lite BREEZE - 100 cm
Designed for taller ornamental grasses, mature planting, and deeper borders. The light is higher so it remains effective among fuller vegetation.
Why choose the in-lite BREEZE series?
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Natural Breathe effect
The light subtly increases and decreases in intensity. When several BREEZE fixtures are used together, each follows its own cycle rather than changing in sync, creating a more organic effect throughout the border. -
Soft 360° illumination
Instead of projecting a concentrated beam towards one object, the BREEZE distributes soft light in all directions, making it perfect for lighting up planting and borders. -
Smooth COB LED light
COB LED technology creates a continuous, even light effect without clearly visible individual LED points. -
Designed to blend into planting
The slender design and ribbed smoked-glass lens give the BREEZE a discreet appearance among plants while helping to soften and diffuse the light.
Buy the in-lite BREEZE at Gardenlightsstore.com
Explore the in-lite BREEZE collection at Gardenlightsstore.com. With over 20 years of experience with in-lite, our lighting specialists can help you choose the right BREEZE and integrate the fixtures into your 12V garden lighting plan.
Orders over €100 qualify for free shipping across the EU, and all products come with a 5-year warranty.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a lighting plan for my garden?
A garden lighting plan is a simple sketch that shows where every outdoor light will be installed before you buy any fixtures. A good lighting plan improves safety, highlights key features such as trees and pathways, and helps you choose the correct transformer and number of fixtures. Most gardens can be planned in five simple steps and within an hour.
What's the difference between functional and atmospheric lighting?
Functional lighting keeps you safe; think steps, doorways, and paths. Atmospheric lighting is there to set the mood, like a tree lit from below or a soft glow near your terrace.
Can I expand my garden lighting system later?
Yes. One of the advantages of the in-lite 12V system is that it can easily be expanded over time. You can start with lighting for your patio and pathways, then add fixtures for trees, borders, or other garden features as your lighting plan evolves.
Why has my in-lite fixture stopped working?
An in-lite fixture can stop working for several reasons. The most common causes are a loose Easy-Lock connection, a disconnected ground cable, a transformer without power or a faulty fixture. Before replacing any components, check each part of the system to identify the source of the problem.
Does an in-lite ground cable need to be buried?
An in-lite ground cable can be safely concealed beneath a layer of soil. Because the in-lite system operates on 12V low voltage, the cable does not need to be installed like a conventional 230V electrical cable. Always follow the official in-lite instructions when routing and concealing the cable in your garden.
How far apart should bollards be placed?
There is no single spacing that works for every garden. The right distance between bollards depends on the fixture's light distribution and height, the layout of the path or border and the lighting effect you want to create. Rather than spacing every fixture equally, position bollards where they help define the route and test the lighting effect after dark before finalising the installation. Try experimenting with a smaller amount of fixtures first before adding more.
Can I use in-lite bollards between planting?
Yes. Bollards from in-lite can be used between plants to combine orientation lighting with atmosphere. Consider the height and density of the surrounding planting when choosing the fixture. Lower bollards work well with low planting, while taller models remain more visible among grasses, shrubs and other higher planting.
How do I make my garden feel warm and inviting with lighting?
Use warm white light (2700K to 3000K) and combine lighting at different heights to create a welcoming atmosphere. Add soft light around seating areas, use directional lighting to highlight selected plants or trees, and leave some areas darker. This balance of light and shadow creates depth and prevents the garden from looking uniformly lit.

