Pathway Lighting and Sidewalk Lighting Solutions (2024)

ActiveLED Pathway Lighting and Sidewalk Lightingis built for permanencebacked by a 10 year "No Light Loss"guarantee.

Provides Sidewalks and Pathways with superior illumination offering increasedsafety and security as brighter, whiter light makes it easier to see and reduces shadows.

Pathways are often in parks or neighbourhoods where ambience and theme oflighting are important. ActiveLED fixtures come in four standard correlated color temperatures (CCT) of2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5000K, to match the ambience desired.

ActiveLEDSidewalk and Pathway fixtures are also Dark-Sky compliant minimizing light pollution, have no up-shine, leaving more light for the target area.

To further reduce energy consumption, ActiveLED lighting can be supplied with a dusk-to-dawn photosensor, a motion sensor and / or a user defined "zone program" enabling lighting management withinpre-defined hours and light levels.

Why ActiveLED?

ActiveLED® Lighting is built for permanence backed by a 10 year "No Light Loss" guarantee.

12V AC Output - 100 to 277V Input - Vapor Proof Uninterruptible Power Supply with Battery Backup Option

12V AC output up to 70 Watt Load - 1 hour full runtime output with 70 WH battery backup option.

P/N: 00-27-2725 GARDCO22 Retro

ActiveLED® GARDCO-22 Retrofit for Philips Gardco 22 inch CA22 and CW22 Round Parking Lot Luminaire

ActiveLED® GARDCO-22 Retrofit for Philips Gardco 22 inch CA22 & CW22 Round Parking Lot Luminaire, 75 Watt LED engine replaces up to 600 Watt legacy HID bulb electronics

ActiveLED® In-Ground Retrofit (IGR) for LSI Greenlee Circular Uplight

ActiveLED® In-Ground Retrofit (IGR) for LSI Greenlee 9.5" and 13.0" In-Ground Buckets - Factory-sealed 16 Watt ActiveLED spotlight retrofit replaces up to 150 Watt HID bulb technology

P/N: 00-27-2710 Town & Country

ActiveLED® Retrofit for "Town and Country" Post-Top Luminaire models TC-100, T10C, T10R

ActiveLED® Classic "Town and Country" LED Retrofit for Post-Top Exterior Luminaires models GE TC-100, T10C, T10R, 26 watt LED Fixture replaces up to 125 watt Metal Halide Bulb

P/N: AFIT Serie Acorn Retrofit

Classic ActiveLED® AFIT A-Series Acorn Retrofit for most Acorn Exterior Luminaires

Classic ActiveLED® AFIT A-Series Acorn Retrofit for most Acorn Exterior Luminaires, choose from 26 to 42 Watt Retrofits, replaces up to 175 Watt Metal Halide electronics - self-contained LED light engine brings new life to historic Acorn fixtures

P/N: FL24-P Flag Pole Flood

FL24-P Series ActiveLED® 24" Flood Lights - Buildings and Flag Pole Pattern configuration

FL24-P Series ActiveLED® 24" High Output Flag Pole Flood Light - for illuminating Buildings, Facades, Flag Poles and Signage, etc - 14 to 63 Watt Fixtures

P/N: LAx LandscapeAccent Light

LAx Series of ActiveLED® High Efficiency Landscape Accent Lights, 8 to 33 Watt fixtures

LAx Series ActiveLED® Landscape Accent Lighting - 12", 24", 36" and 48" configurations - provides crisp bright accent lighting for buildings, monuments, flagpoles, trees and shrubbery while typically saving 85% in energy compared to legacy technology

P/N: TWL-Nautica

Nautica F172 - Ornamental Pendant Light Fixture with LED light engine and driver.

Ornamental Pendant Light Fixture with LED light engine and driver for 2" or 3" tenon mount applications.

P/N: PTH Series Post Tops

PTH Series ActiveLED® Horseshoe Bay Post-Top Luminaire

PTH Series ActiveLED® "Horseshoe Bay" Post-Top Luminaire - Up to 15 watt LED fixture provides the lighting equivalence of a 150 watt Incandescent or 42 watt Compact Fluorescent Lamp

P/N: SCY Security Light Series

SCY Series ActiveLED® Security Lights for illuminating pedestrian and private areas

SCY Series ActiveLED® Security Light - ideal for illuminating pedestrian areas such as entranceways, pathways and trails to provide a safer, more secure environment - 13 to 33 Watt versions

P/N: SWLU-SL-WM-5012BK

SWL Series Stairway Light

The SWL Series Stairway Light is a new generation lighting that combines state-of-the-art LED, electronics and mechanical design, 12 watt fixture. The SWL Series ofActiveLED® Lights is an energy efficient, high performance LED fixture for indoor or outdoor accent lighting of walkways, steps and stairs.

P/N: TWL XW Trail/Walk Series

TWL XW Series ActiveLED® Xtra-Wide Trail / Walkway Lights - Illuminates Hiking Trails, Paths and Walkways

TWL Xtra-Wide Series ActiveLED® Trail, Path and Walkway Light illuminates pedestrian areas such as hiking trails, walkways and minor roads - light pattern illuminates the trail while eliminating light pollution. Dark sky compliant. Round arm or square pole mount options

P/N: TWL-IS Solar Trail Light

TWL-IS Series ActiveLED® Off-Grid Solar Lights - Illuminates Hiking Trails, Paths and Walkways

TWL-IS ActiveLED® Series Solar Trail, Path and Walkway Light illuminates pedestrian areas such as hiking trails, walkways and minor roads - light pattern illuminates the trail while eliminating light pollution. Dark sky compliant. Round arm, Round Pole Top or square pole mount options

P/N: VS5 Series Village Square

VS5 ActiveLED® Classic Village Square Post-Top Light

VS5 ActiveLED® Classic Village Square Series Post-Top Exterior Luminaire, 26 Watt ActiveLED Fixture replaces up to 125 Watt Metal Halide Fixture

P/N: WLA Walkway Accent Light

WLA Series of ActiveLED® Walkway Accent Lights

WLA Series - An integrated ActiveLED® Walkway Accent light that safely and efficiently illuminates and accents indoor and outdoor walkways, pathways and landscaping features.
Available as either a self-contained AC fixture with its own AC power supply or a low-voltage DC configuration for connecting to an ActiveLED® remote power supply / driver

P/N: WLB Walkway Bollard Light

WLB Series of ActiveLED® Walkway Bollard Lights, ~9 Watt fixtures

WLB Series ActiveLED® Walkway Bollard Light, indoor/outdoor for illuminating pathways and walkways, CCT choice of 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K or 5000K, suitable for 100-277 volt AC supply (power supply included)

P/N: WLf Fresco - Wall Mounted

WLf Series of ActiveLED® Fresco Lights for walkways, steps, stairs, decks and patios

WLf Series of Wall Mounted ActiveLED® Fresco Lights illuminate outdoor walkways, steps, stairs, decks and patios. Power supply sold separately. Fixtures available in a wide choice of popular colors

Pathway Lighting and Sidewalk Lighting Solutions (2024)

FAQs

How far apart should pathway lights be placed? ›

A generally recommended spacing for pathway lights is 8 to 10 feet, which can help avoid redundant path lights and maximize efficiency. Type of Lighting. Depending on the purpose and style of your outdoor space, you can choose between different types of pathway lights.

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What type of lighting is used for walkways? ›

#1: Use Downlighting for Lighting a Walkway

One of our favorite ways to light a walkway is with downlighting. Trees often make a perfect spot to mount lights and shine them on the ground below. This can be an excellent way to light up a path so that people can see exactly where they are going.

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Should pathway lights be on both sides? ›

Stagger lights on both sides of pathways to create balance and ensure you have adequate lighting. But don't overdo it, you want the lighting to blend in with the landscape features.

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How do you position a pathway light? ›

Ideally the lamps should be placed 10 to 15 feet apart, creating pools of light that gently point the way. Poorly aimed lamps can be harsh on the eyes, especially around stairways and hillsides.

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Should you stagger pathway lights? ›

Stagger the lights or aim them so they shine down the path, and keep them angled down to avoid glare. You want to create a warm, inviting pathway that welcomes guests to your home. Note: When placing pathway lights, keep in mind the risks of them getting kicked or struck with the mower or snowblower.

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What is the best spacing for outdoor lights? ›

Generally speaking, you have to plan where should outdoor landscape lights be placed. It is preferable to put your lights six to eight feet apart to ensure your pathway remains bright and well-lit. However, spacing them even closer is an option, particularly if you want an especially vivid effect.

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How do you light an outdoor path? ›

The primary way to illuminate a garden path is to use accent lighting. Accent lighting is where you use light to highlight a particular feature, object or area. Lights like spotlights, step lights and garden spike lights cast a focused beam on the path to illuminate it.

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How do I choose outdoor path lights? ›

Focused vs. ambient: Path lighting should generally be close to the ground (no more than two feet high). You can choose fixtures that focus light solely on the path or the area around the path as well. Ambient lighting looks best with features along the path you want to highlight, like plants or rocks.

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Should pathway lights be warm or cool? ›

When it comes to residential outdoor lighting, the primary kelvin range you're working with is between 2500k-4000k. A useful rule of thumb: use warmer colour temperatures of around 2500k-2700k on architectural elements and save cooler temperatures of between 3000k-4000k for trees and plants.

How do you mix and match outdoor lights? ›

When mixing and matching, it's easy to get carried away (this is pretty fun after all!). One way to avoid going overboard is to make sure at least one trait matches. Whether that's an accent color, a style, a finish or the glass type, having one trait in common will keep the space from looking cluttered and unfocused.

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Can you overdo landscape lighting? ›

#1: Using Too Many Lights (or Too Many Lumens)

A common rookie mistake is to overdo it with lighting. We've said it before…with great outdoor lighting, less is more. This is definitely true in terms of how many fixtures are used...after all, you're not trying to create an airport runway on your property.

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How do I keep my path lights straight? ›

To keep your landscape lights from tilting, you'll simply level each outdoor light using Light Fixers, lighting stake accessories that use a pivot ball that you thread onto the mounting stakes. The tool operates similarly to a camera tripod, making your lights secure.