Havit 1.2W 12v LED MR11 Lamps

There’s no better, they’re just different. One popular view is that cool white globes look best on hard surfaces & warm climates for that cooling effect, whereas warm white globes better suit soft surfaces like foliage & cool climates for the warming effect.

LED garden lighting uses energy-efficient LED technology to illuminate outdoor spaces like gardens, pathways and patios. Typically available in 12v or 24v, options include spotlights, wall lights and strip lighting to highlight features, create ambience and elevate your outdoor spaces. Delivering that last fine detail, with low energy consumption and versatility, LED garden lighting is an eco-friendly and stylish choice for any outdoor area.

To choose the right LED lights for your garden, consider the purpose:

• Use spotlights for highlighting features like trees.
• Opt for strip lighting to accent pathways or edges.
• Select submersible lights for water features.
• Choose wall or pole lights for safety and ambience.
• Match the style, brightness and weather resistance to your garden’s design and needs.

Our 12v LED garden lights are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and provide bright, clear illumination. They’re cost-effective, you can easily install yourself and they typically require less maintenance than 240v alternatives.

Yes, our LED garden lights are designed for easy DIY installation with no requirement for an electrician on low voltage circuits or specialist tools. And our expert team is here to assist with system design & installation advice

Yes, all our LED garden lighting products are IP-rated for outdoor use, designed to withstand rain, dust, and harsh Australian weather.

Consider warm white (2700K–3000K) for ambient or decorative lighting, and cool white (4000K+) for task or security lighting. Brightness is defined by lumens & the typical 5W LED light fittings that we offer will be suitable for most applications.

Our team can help you select the best option for your needs.

All LED garden lights come with manufacturer warranties and our expert support for design advice, installation, and troubleshooting.

Lighting cable needs to be sized appropriately to avoid excess voltage drop, ensuring reliable & safe operation. Manual calculation is complicated, factoring in resistance, cable distance & power load along the circuit. Thankfully, we have an incredible lighting cable calculator you can use to figure it out!

Installing garden lights can be a rewarding DIY project! Low-voltage systems (12v or 24v) typically involve planning your layout, running cables from your transformer to the desired locations, connecting the light fittings, and finally, connecting the transformer to your main power supply. Always ensure you use outdoor-rated cables and connectors.

If you’re unsure about any part of the process, consult with a qualified electrician. SunshowerOnline offers a range of DIY garden lighting kits, including everything you need to get started. You can always reach out to our experts for helpful resources and advice.

Choosing the proper garden lighting depends on your desired effect and the features you want to highlight. Consider the style of your garden, the areas you want to illuminate and the mood you want to create.

For example, path lights are ideal for walkways, while spotlights can accentuate trees or sculptures. As for garden light types, remember that LEDs are favoured for their energy efficiency and longevity, while halogen bulbs provide a warmer glow. Explore our diverse range and request a quote to get personalised recommendations.

While it might be tempting to leave your garden lights on all night, it’s generally not recommended, as it can contribute to light pollution, disrupt wildlife and potentially annoy your neighbours. Additionally, it can shorten the lifespan of your bulbs and increase energy consumption. Consider using timers, wifi connected control or motion sensors to activate your lights only when needed, or opt for solar-powered lights for a more eco-friendly approach.

Some maintenance is required to ensure your garden lights continue to shine brightly. Regularly clean the light fixtures to remove dirt and debris that can obstruct the light output. Check for any signs of damage to cables or connections and replace them promptly if needed. For optimal performance, consider replacing your bulbs before they burn out completely.

We offer a wide selection of 12v LED Garden Light fittings & accessories. Including path lights, spotlights, deck lights, bollards, wall lights, and feature lighting to suit every garden style and purpose. As well as that, we offer LED Drivers, a Low Voltage Lighting Cable

Yes, given that our lighting range runs of 12v (or sometimes 24v), there’s no requirement to engage an electrician. Our products are designed for simple DIY installation, using common tools you likely already have and clear instructions provided for safe, straightforward setup.

Lights can fail for a number of reasons, but most commonly it’s from cable breaks, water ingress in either cable joins or light fittings themselves, overloaded power supply or undersized cabling. Ensure the transformer/driver is working, check cable joins & light fittings for water damage and check cable runs for breakages. If issues persist, you may need to book a professional to come and take a look

Yes, all our garden lighting products are rated for outdoor use and built to withstand Australian weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance. But always check the IP rating for each fitting to ensure it’s suited to your application.

Yes! We offer app-based control to automate your garden lights for convenience, energy savings, and security.

Our garden lights come with manufacturer warranties and expert support from our team, including help with design, installation, and troubleshooting.

Lighting cable needs to be sized appropriately to avoid excess voltage drop, ensuring reliable & safe operation. Manual calculation is complicated, factoring in resistance, cable distance & power load along the circuit. Thankfully, we have an incredible lighting cable calculator you can use to figure it out!