
Good to Know
Should I choose a set of four or a set of six?
A set of four works well for shorter paths or to accent a compact garden entrance, typically spaced 1–1.5 metres apart. A set of six gives you more coverage and a more rhythmic, composed look along longer walkways or driveways. Both sets arrive together, so there is no need to mix orders.
Which light colour is right for my garden. Warm White 3000K or Cool White 6000K?
Warm White 3000K casts a gentle, amber-toned light that flatters planting, gravel, and natural stone. The most popular choice for residential gardens. Cool White 6000K is crisper and more contemporary, lending itself to modern paved spaces or where a brighter, more functional path light is preferred.
How long does the solar charge last and will the lights stay on all night?
Runtime depends on sunlight received during the day. After a full day of good sun, the Caelum will typically illuminate through the evening hours. On shorter or overcast days performance will be reduced, as is the case with any solar-powered garden light.
Is installation straightforward. Do I need tools or an electrician?
No electrician and no tools are needed. Each light is staked directly into the ground. Simply press the ground spike into soil along your path, adjust the angle if desired, and the light will charge and activate on its own. The process takes only a few minutes per light.
What is the IP rating and can the Caelum be left outdoors in all seasons?
The Caelum is rated IP44, providing protection against solid objects larger than 1 mm and water splashing from any direction. It is suited to year-round outdoor use in temperate climates and will weather rain and damp conditions reliably through the seasons.