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Paver Step Lighting
Illuminate Your Path With outdoor Step Lights
Whether you’re looking to draw attention to your steps for their beauty or to prevent people from missing a step in the dark, outdoor step lights are the way to go. Our step lights are designed to integrate seamlessly into your steps. This means they blend in during the day, preserving the aesthetic of your outdoor space, and only become noticeable at night when you need the extra light. Explore our step lights to start your step lighting project today.
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Why Choose Low Voltage Step Lights?
Safety and Security
Lower-voltage lights reduce the risk of electrical shock, making them safer for outdoor use. They also minimize glare, enhancing visibility without being blindingly bright. Not only will they prevent tripping and falling in the dark, but a well-lit property is also a strong deterrent against potential thieves.
Energy Efficient
The lower voltage means less energy is consumed to power your step lights. Paired with LED bulbs, you can decrease the amount of electricity used even more. This reduces your carbon footprint by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and lowers the cost of your electricity bill over time.
Longevity & Maintenance
Our low-voltage step lights are built to last, crafted from high-quality, weather-resistant materials that ensure durability even in harsh outdoor conditions. Equipped with long-lasting LED bulbs, these lights are designed for minimal maintenance, saving you the hassle of frequent replacements. The low-voltage system, powered by a transformer, protects your lights from being overpowered, reducing the risk of burnout and further extending the lifespan of the bulbs. This means you get reliable, efficient lighting that requires little upkeep, making it the perfect long-term solution for illuminating your steps.
Ease of Installation
Not only does the reduced potential for electrical shock or fire make low-voltage systems safer to install, but since low-voltage lighting doesn’t require a conduit or deep trenching, the installation is quicker and simpler, making it ideal for DIY projects. With just the core components—Transformer, Direct Burial low-voltage wire, and corresponding fixtures—you can easily place the fixtures, run the wire from light to light, connect the fixtures using waterproof outdoor-rated connectors, and attach the wire to the Transformer. The wire only needs to be buried 3" to 6" deep, making the process even more straightforward. Our comprehensive low-voltage lighting installation guide provides step-by-step instructions to further simplify the installation.
FAQs About Outdoor Step Light
No, it’s not a requirement to place a light on every step; it’s up to personal preference, safety considerations, and practicality. You may want a light on every step if they are far apart to ensure that every step is visible and not a potential falling hazard. However, if you already have outdoor lighting and want to enhance its aesthetic appeal, you could spread out the lights as you please.
Typically, step lights are placed 12 to 18 inches above the tread surface to ensure they illuminate the step without causing excessive glare or shadows. However, it’s up to you to choose the proper height to prevent glares, create the right lighting effect, and have the step lighting design you had in mind.
Installing lights in existing concrete steps requires additional planning and steps to get it right. You’ll need to mark drill holes where you want to place the lights and then drill holes into the concrete to install the anchors or mounting hardware and the lights.
To install step lighting, you’ll need to acquire all the necessary materials, splice your low-voltage wires, connect them to your lights, bury them, and put them along the wall where you want them. Check out our install guide for a more in-depth guide to installing low-voltage landscape lighting.
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