in-lite wall lights outside 12 or 230 volt?
To begin with, it is important – and good to know – that almost all in-lite garden lighting is based on low voltage. This makes it safe and easy to connect. That does mean (Tip!) that if you already have existing wall lights hanging outside, you have to pay close attention to whether it concerns 12 or 230 volt lighting. Current wall lights are often still connected to 230 volt mains voltage. That is not a problem, but make a choice in this so that you better coordinate all outdoor lighting.
Lighting connected to 230 volts is often dimmable and easy to switch on and off with a switch. Existing facade lighting has often already been installed during the construction or renovation of the house. This means that the cables are not visible and that is just a little nicer than laying a new cable, which can no longer be concealed in the facade of the house. Are you switching to 12 volts? Then installing the in-lite 12 volt system is easy and safe to do yourself.
In addition, you can quickly connect all lighting to the transformers, so that you can quickly connect the lighting to a timer. So that the light switches on and off at your desired time. That way you don't even have to use a switch anymore!
Do you stick with 230 volts? Then you can choose from three types of wall lamps: HALO (UP-)DOWN 100-230V, ACE (UP-)DOWN 100-230V and DISC WALL 100-230V that you can easily connect to 230 volt mains voltage. The other outdoor wall lights in the range can be used on low voltage.
