Find your in-ground light

Lights set into the ground for gardens, driveways, paths and walls. Tell us the kind of light, how bright and the IP rating you need; we'll show the lights that suit.

A few quick questions. No sign-up needed.

How it works

Choose the kind of light.

Uplight, angled beam, path marker, wall washer or underwater.

Tell us how bright and which IP rating.

We suggest a brightness; the IP rating you pick is a firm requirement.

Get your shortlist.

Send it to your WhatsApp and we'll confirm anything that isn't listed yet.

What kind of light?

Round uplight

Set flush in the ground and shines straight up at a tree, plant, pillar or wall.

Tiltable / angled beam

Tilt the beam, or throw it to one side, to light a wall, tree or statue.

Path marker (side light)

A low glow out of one, two or four sides to mark a path, step or driveway edge.

In-ground wall washer

A long slim bar at the foot of a wall that spreads light evenly up it.

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Underwater / pool

For ponds, fountains and pools.

How bright?

A guide only; lights in other wattages stay in the list.

Soft glow · up to 3 W

For markers, small plants and low walls.

Everyday · 4–9 W

For shrubs, small trees and pillars.

More light output

Bright · 10–18 W

For trees and walls up to two floors.

More light output

Very bright · above 18 W

For tall trees and building fronts.

Light colour

Warm white

3000K · Warm white

A cosy, yellowish white; includes 2700K extra-warm.

Natural white

4000K · Natural white

A neutral white, true to colour.

Cool white

6000K · Cool white

A crisp white for modern fronts.

Red · Green · Blue

RGB / colours

Coloured light: RGB that changes colour, or fixed red, green, blue or amber.

IP rating

The IP rating says how well a light is sealed against dust and water.

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IP65 · rain and splashes

Protected against rain and water jets.

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IP67 · short immersion (paving, lawns)

Protected against short immersion, where water can collect.

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IP68 · underwater

Protected against continuous immersion: ponds, fountains and pools.

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Ask us about the IP rating

Lights whose IP rating isn't listed yet are shown after the confirmed ones.

Body

Stainless steel

A stainless steel housing, as stated for the light.

Aluminium (die-cast)

An aluminium housing, die-cast or extruded, as stated for the light.

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Ask us about the body

Lights whose body isn't listed yet are shown after the confirmed ones.

Budget per light

Choose a budget per light.

EssentialStandardPerformanceUltra

Under ₹1,500

EssentialStandardPerformanceUltra

₹1,500–3,000

EssentialStandardPerformanceUltra

₹3,000–6,000

EssentialStandardPerformanceUltra

₹6,000–10,000

EssentialStandardPerformanceUltra

Above ₹10,000

Questions you may have

Which IP rating do I need for an in-ground light?

IP65 lights are protected against rain and water jets. Where water can collect around the light, as in paving or a lawn, choose IP67 or higher. For ponds, fountains and pools choose IP68. Each light shows its IP rating only where its details state it.

Can I walk or drive over these lights?

Only where a light's details say walk-over or drive-over; those words then appear on its card. For any other light, ask us on WhatsApp before fitting it where people walk or cars drive.

Stainless steel or aluminium?

Both are used for in-ground lights. We show the body only where the light's details state it; ask us to compare two lights for your site.

What does "12/24 V: needs a driver" mean?

These lights run on low voltage and need a matching driver (power supply). Lights that state 230 V connect to mains wiring directly. Ask us which driver suits your lights and cable run.

Why do some lights say "Ask us"?

A detail you asked for isn't listed for that light yet. It is shown after the confirmed matches so you can still see it; we'll confirm on WhatsApp.

Need help? Send us a photo on WhatsApp, or visit one of our four showrooms in Delhi NCR. Jainsons Lights was founded in 1978.