WAC In-Ground & Well Lights
Shop WAC in-ground and well lights for recessed landscape lighting. Compare compact directional and indicator lights with larger in-ground uplights for trees, columns and architectural features. Select the light distribution and installation detail together.
Uplighting or directional marking?
A light aimed upward at a tree serves a different purpose from a hooded or directional fixture marking a surface. Compare the selected model's optics, dimensions and intended application. A small aperture or flush faceplate alone does not establish the beam, output or suitability for a walkway.
Plan drainage and surface loads
Confirm the specified installation depth, support, drainage and any required pour kit before preparing the opening. Do not assume every recessed light can be driven over or continuously submerged. Use the exact fixture's documented ratings and installation instructions.
Our well-light installation guide explains the planning questions to resolve before excavation. Generic lamp-replacement examples in that guide do not apply to every integrated LED model.
Match voltage and controls
Check the exact SKU's input rating before ordering. Low voltage, 120V and Colorscaping versions have different power and control requirements. Colorscaping fixtures require the compatible Colorscaping system; do not select a transformer solely by wattage. Compare WAC landscape transformers and WAC Colorscaping lighting for the appropriate equipment.
Coordinate the landscape
Where an above-ground housing makes aiming or access easier, compare WAC accent and spot lights. For stair faces, browse WAC step lights. Explore all WAC landscape lighting for the complete brand selection.