in-lite outdoor wall lights

in-lite wall lights combine practical outdoor lighting with unique effects on walls, façades, and fences. Depending on the fixture, you can create subtle orientation light, focused beams that shine both up and down, soft ambient light, or broader illumination around the fixture. This makes wall lighting suitable for entrances, pathways, terraces, and seating areas as well as for highlighting architectural features.

Which in-lite wall light should I choose?

in-lite wall lights can illuminate façades, entrances, terraces, fences, and other vertical surfaces with downward, upward, or diffuse light. The choice between models depends largely on the desired light distribution and the size of the surface you want to illuminate. Use the comparison below to see which wall-lighting effect works best for each application.

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Add subtle downward light for orientation in-lite CUBID or WEDGE Compact designs direct warm light downwards, making them suitable where you want the fixture and lighting effect to remain discreet
Create a defined downward beam on a wall or façade in-lite ACE DOWN or HALO DOWN These fixtures produce a stronger lighting effect below the fixture, with accessories available to shape the beam
Illuminate both above and below the fixture in-lite ACE UP-DOWN or HALO UP-DOWN The upward and downward beams emphasise the height and structure of walls and façades
Create soft, diffuse wall lighting in-lite LIV WALL or DISC WALL These fixtures spread the light more softly instead of producing a clearly defined beam, creating a calmer effect
Create ambient light around the fixture in-lite SWAY WALL The SWAY WALL distributes light in 360°, illuminating the area around the fixture rather than concentrating the light against the wall
Illuminate a wider section beneath the fixture in-lite EVO DOWN Its wide, elongated design creates a broad downward wash of light across the wall and adjacent surface

Which compact in-lite wall light should I choose?

The CUBID is the smallest cube-shaped option and provides soft, diffuse downward light. Choose the BIG CUBID if you prefer the same characteristic design with a more prominent presence and a greater lighting range.

The BLINK has a compact round design and comes with both a matt and transparent interchangeable lens. This allows you to change the appearance of the light without changing the fixture.

The WEDGE series is designed for indirect, glare-free downward light. The MINI WEDGE is the most discreet option, while the WEDGE provides the standard format. The WEDGE SLIM has a wider, thinner design that spreads the light across a broader horizontal area.

in-lite ACE or HALO?

Choose the ACE when you prefer a more focused beam with minimal glare. The light source sits deeper within the fixture, creating a controlled architectural lighting effect on walls and façades.

Choose the HALO for a broader, more defined beam that creates a stronger visual effect across the wall. Both series are available in DOWN and UP-DOWN versions, so you can choose between light below the fixture or a combination of upward and downward light.

The beams of both series can also be shaped with a SHUTTER 1 (12V) or SHUTTER 2 (230V), giving you additional control over the final lighting effect.

Looking for softer ambient wall lighting?

Choose the LIV WALL for soft, warm-white light with a broad, diffuse spread. Its elongated cylindrical design creates ambient light without the defined beam you get from more directional wall lights.

The DISC WALL also creates a soft, diffuse glow but combines this with a distinctive circular design. It is a natural choice if you want your wall lighting to visually complement other fixtures from the DISC series.

For a different lighting effect, choose the SWAY WALL or the smaller MINI SWAY WALL. Rather than directing the light primarily across the wall, these fixtures distribute light in 360°, creating ambient light around the fixture. Both can also be dimmed in five steps using the compatible TOUCH DIMMER.

Should I choose a 12V or 230V in-lite wall light?

Choose a 12V wall light when the fixture will be part of an in-lite low-voltage lighting system connected to a transformer. This makes it easy to combine your wall lights with other 12V in-lite fixtures throughout the garden.

A 230V wall light is designed for direct connection to mains power and can be a practical choice where a suitable connection is already available. Selected models from the ACE, HALO, EVO, and DISC series are available in both 12V and 230V versions, allowing you to choose the connection type that suits your installation.

Expert advice: Check the available power connection before choosing your wall light. If you are building a wider in-lite 12V lighting plan, a 12V model can be incorporated into the same system. Where a suitable mains connection is already planned or available, the corresponding 230V version may be the more appropriate option.

Why choose in-lite wall lights?

  • Lighting where you need it
    Wall-mounted fixtures add light without taking up space in paths, borders, or terraces.
  • Options for subtle or architectural lighting
    Choose a fixture that blends discreetly into the garden or makes the wall and light effect part of the design.
  • 12V and selected 230V options
    Different connection types are available to suit both in-lite low-voltage systems and suitable mains installations.
  • Easy to combine in a complete lighting plan
    Use wall lights alongside in-lite recessed lights and bollards to illuminate different layers of the garden.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I adjust the light beam of an in-lite wall light?

Yes. Selected in-lite wall lights can be combined with accessories that change the direction, shape, or diffusion of the light. Depending on the fixture, accessories such as the SHUTTER, WINK, LENS DIFFUSE, or LENS CLEAR can be used to refine the lighting effect. Always check which accessory is compatible with your specific fixture.

How far apart should in-lite wall lights be?

For general wall and fence lighting, spacing wall lights around 1,5 to 2 metres apart is a useful starting point. The ideal distance depends on the fixture's light distribution, mounting height, and the effect you want to create. Wider spacing creates more distinct pools of light, while closer spacing produces a more continuous lighting effect.

At what height should in-lite wall lights be installed?

For general wall and ambient lighting, a mounting height of around 1,5 to 1,8 metres above ground level is a useful starting point. Low-level wall lights used for paths, steps, or orientation lighting can be positioned much lower, typically around 30 to 45 cm above the ground. Always consider the fixture's light distribution and potential glare when choosing the final mounting height.

Should outdoor wall lights shine up, down or both?

Choose downward lighting when you primarily want practical illumination below the fixture, for example; around pathways, entrances, or terraces. Directing the light downwards helps illuminate the area where people walk while keeping the lighting effect relatively subtle. Choose an up-down wall light when you also want to emphasise the architecture of a wall or façade. The downward beam provides useful illumination below the fixture, while the upward beam adds height and creates a more pronounced architectural effect.

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.

How many garden lights do I need?

This very much depends on the size of your garden, the number of features (walls, trees, borders, etc.), and your preferences. Most medium-sized gardens use somewhere between 8 and 15 fixtures, split between functional and atmospheric lighting. Larger gardens often need more. You can always buy a smaller amount of fixtures first to test how they look and then expand with more later.

Can I connect multiple in-lite fixtures to one ground cable?

Yes. Multiple in-lite fixtures can be connected to the same 12V ground cable. Each fixture is connected at the required position along the cable using an Easy-Lock connector. The total capacity of your lighting system (VA) must remain within the capacity of the in-lite transformer.