Paver lighting for driveway

[roberta1000]

I need to quote to install lighting into an existing concrete block driveway. Anyone got any experience of the half or full 'block size' LED luminaires that are appearing such as these http://www.sealdesigns.co.uk/driveway-lights/3-x-driveway-block-lights_1.htm . Any recommendations?

 

[holmslaw]

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[chivers67]

http://www.aurora.eu.com/ProductPages/ListCategory.aspx?b=17&c=42

i'd use this make

 

[RF Lighting]

I need to quote to install lighting into an existing concrete block driveway. Anyone got any experience of the half or full 'block size' LED luminaires that are appearing such as these http://www.sealdesigns.co.uk/driveway-lights/3-x-driveway-block-lights_1.htm . Any recommendations?

Ha ha IP65.

They'll be full of water before you've even packed your tools up.

The aurora ones are IP67. I still wouldn't bother.

Pavement lights ALWAYS go wrong.

 

[roberta1000]

Let someone else do the job, those lights are too cheap to be suitable, and you will called back time and time again.

Ah yes, I rather thought someone would say that.
However I've never actually seen any of these encapsulated ones used before and just wondered...

http://www.aurora.eu.com/ProductPages/ListCategory.aspx?b=17&c=42
i'd use this make

Yes, I've used similar before but realistically they're only practicable on a new build, not a retrofit, when you consider the mechanical installation and cabling requirements. Hence wondering about the above. Maybe I'll duck this one but work has been a bit tight lately.