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HIBOITEC

A weekend project that stays done.

We put a replaceable bulb — the kind usually reserved for brass fixtures — into die-cast aluminum, then gave the aluminum a thicker coat, so the fixture outlives the bulb instead of the other way round.

From $14.98 a light.

4.87 Overall rating

Across 699 verified reviews.

G4 · MR16

Standard bulb sockets, the same as under-cabinet and track lights. We sell them; so does every hardware store.

70–100 μm

Powder coat over die-cast aluminum. The architectural minimum is 60 μm; we go past it for salt air near the coast.

3 W a light

Ten draw 30 W, half of one old porch bulb. About a dollar a year each to run.

Pick the part of the yard first.

Six areas. Under each one, the single decision to make before choosing a light.

Pathway & Driveway

Pathway & Driveway

The first run most people install. Decide spacing before the fixture: 6–8 ft apart on a walk.

Trees & Garden Beds

Trees & Garden Beds

Uplighting from below. Brass for the look, aluminum for the same job.

Facade & Foundation

Facade & Foundation

Flush with the ground, washing the wall.

Patio, Deck & Steps

Patio, Deck & Steps

Recessed in the tread. Light on the step, not in the eye.

Fence & Retaining Wall

Fence & Retaining Wall

Under the cap. When it is done you do not see the fixture.

Pool & Pond

Pool & Pond

Underwater, on the same 12V system.

Three watts a light. Here is what that means.

Ten path lights on for six hours a night use about 66 kWh a year — roughly $12 at the U.S. average rate. Add up the watts of every light on the run, keep the total under 80% of the transformer, and the rest is room for next year's lights.

Transformer Path lights, 3 W Spotlights, 5 W In-ground, 12 W
65 W 17 10 4
100 W 26 16 6
200 W 53 32 13
300 W 80 48 20
600 W 160 96 40

Counts use 80% of rated load, one fixture type per run. Mixed run: add the watts of every light and stay under 80%. Wire gauge and run length change the answer; the guide covers both.

HIBOITEC

Every part replaceable.

Changing the bulb

Unscrew the cap, pull the G4, push in a new one. The stake stays buried, the connector stays clipped.

The parts

Cap, lens, gasket, socket, stem, stake. For now a damaged light is replaced whole; single parts go through support — email us the part name.

The connector

One per light, bites through 12- to 18-gauge jacket. Clip it, plug the lead, read 12 V on the meter — done.

Next season

Six more lights on the same transformer, if you sized it with room. The math is above.

How we think about yard lighting.

We don't push the purchase.

For a short, sunny path we'll tell you solar is the better call.

Made to be fixed by the person who installed it.

The replaceable lines come apart in the ground, with hand tools, without pulling the stake.

Where the light lands. No glare. Colors read true.

We design to DarkSky International's five principles — useful, targeted, low level, controlled, warm-colored. We hold no certification; we follow the principles.

Replacing an old set? Keep the transformer.

Our fixtures run on 12–15 V AC or 12–24 V DC. If the transformer from your old low-voltage system still switches on, wire the new lights to it and size from the table above.

4.87

★★★★★

From 699 verified reviews. Several seasons in the ground, not a launch.

Five questions, in the order people ask them.

Each one opens a guide. Start wherever you are.

All guides

DECIDE

Solar or low voltage?

PLAN

How many path lights do I need?

INSTALL

Can I do this myself?

FIX

A light stopped working.

EXPAND

Adding to what's already in the ground.

Installing for clients?

HIBOITEC PRO: kit pricing on 6- and 10-fixture bundles, a spare in every box, and one technical contact who answers wiring and sizing questions within a business day.