LUC LED Inground Light

The Luc is a ø85 mm inground uplight — a 3 W single or a 2 × 3 W twin, 200 or 400 lm, at 3000 K on a 70° beam.

Drainage is the specification that matters

Every other figure here is ordinary; this one decides whether the light survives its first wet winter. Set it in free-draining ground or a gravel bed, proud of the low point, and it will do its job for years. Set it at the bottom of a slope and IP65 will not save it.

A 70° beam — a wash, not a spot

Wide enough to graze a wall or a tree trunk and show its texture, narrow enough not to spill across the whole garden. That is the useful middle for architectural uplighting; a tight spot would draw a hard circle, and a 120° flood would just be glare underfoot.

One or two — and it is a real doubling

1 × 3 W at 200 lm, or 2 × 3 W at 400 lm. Exactly twice the light. Use the single along a path where you want rhythm rather than brightness, and the twin where you are actually lighting something — a rendered wall, a feature tree, a facade.

CRI above 84, which matters outdoors more than people expect

Foliage, brickwork and render all look dead under poor-colour LED. CRI >84 at 3000 K keeps greens green and warm masonry warm.

Where it works

• Uplighting walls, render and feature trees.
• Path and driveway edges — in free-draining ground.
• Architectural facades.
• ⛔ Not low points, pooling lawns or anywhere water stands.

Specifying it

ø85 mm, 42 mm high. Built-in LED SMD giving 200 lm (1 × 3 W) or 400 lm (2 × 3 W) at 3000 K, CRI >84, beam 70°. Not dimmable. IP65 — water jets, NOT immersion. Warranty is two years, not the three most of the range carries.

⚠ We are not publishing a cable length — the sheet labels its dimensions in centimetres while the values are plainly millimetres. Ask us and we will confirm. Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

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