Category
LED Inground Lights
Inground lighting appears as a category word on the company's own website, with no model datasheet behind it. Specify an inground fitting through inquiry questions — position, load, water exposure — rather than against a specification table.
Specifying an inground fitting
A buried or recessed luminaire fails differently from a wall-mounted one: drainage, soil or paving pressure, vehicle or foot traffic over the fitting, and cable entry sealing all decide whether an inground light survives its first wet season. A wattage on its own answers none of those questions, so specify the fitting through the questions that do: the inground light inquiry guide collects the position, load and protection questions a quotation has to answer, and the documented submersible range under LED underwater lights shows the specification standard — SUS#316 housings, tempered glass, IP68 grades as listed — to measure an inground proposal against.
Inground or underwater?
The two categories overlap at water features with paved edges. Inground light vs underwater light separates the installation positions and the questions each one raises, and the range overview starts from the home page.
Before you order
State the exact position (paving, soil, deck or waterline), the traffic over the fitting and the water exposure, then confirm the model and its protection grade for that position in writing before ordering.