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A large tree by the water, illuminated by spotlights at dusk

System · Landscaping

Le Paysager.
Light that comes from the ground.

Low-voltage spotlights and recessed lights for trees, walls, walkways, and flower beds. The landscape comes to life at night—and everything is controlled from the front of the house, using the same app.

6 W and 18 W Spotlights4-inch recessed lightsLow voltageIP67Colored or white
A mature tree lit from below, with golden-green foliage against a twilight sky

01

Depth, not lighting

A floodlight at the base of a tree, angled toward the treetop. Another one sweeping along a stone wall to bring out its texture. Recessed lights in the driveway, spaced every few steps. The landscape architect isn’t trying to illuminate the grounds—he’s choosing what we look at.

Flower beds and the front steps illuminated by low-mounted spotlights

02

Two Powers, One Family

6 W for a shrub, a grass, or a flower bed; 18 W for a mature tree, a wall, or the facade of a shed. The 4-inch recessed lights provide lighting for walkways and steps. Everything is low-voltage, everything is IP67-rated, and everything communicates with the same controller.

Fully equipped backyard: fire pit, low walls, swimming pool, and garden shed, all illuminated with colored lights

03

Right on the facade, not next to it

The yard is another area in the app, with its own scenes and schedules: walkways at sunset, trees until midnight, all in warm white on Tuesdays, and in color for the pool party. Pressing a button lights up both the house and the yard at the same time.

Technical Specifications

Le Paysager, by the Numbers.

The complete specifications are listed in the technical data sheet and the installation manual.

Landscape spotlights at the base of the grasses, a paved path at dusk
Product LineSpot 6 (6 W, black housing) · Spot 18 (18 W, silver) · 4-inch recessed lights · Spot 36, Spot 50, and Spot 100 (DMX-compatible) for commercial use
ColorsRGBW 3000 K — color and dedicated warm white; SPI (Spot 18 also via DMX)
Voltage24 V, trenchless underground wiring
Beam15° (Spots 6 and 18); adjustable on a stake or fixed base
MaterialsAluminum housing, tempered lens, sealed gaskets
Protection ratingIP67 — rain, snow, frost, water spray; -40 °C to 60 °C
Service Life50,000 hours — about 20 years of daily use
CertificationscULus · CSA · CE · RoHS
Warranty3 years
ControlIllumiDEL app, cloud-based or local · Native Control4 support
ManufacturingDesigned, assembled, and tested in Longueuil, Quebec

Applications

Where the Landscape Architect Makes a Difference.

Everything other than the building.

TreesLow-angle shot, 18 W for large subjects.
Walls and TexturesLow-angled light on the stone.
Paths and steps4-inch recessed, every two steps.
Plant beds6 W in flowerbeds and lawns.
Patios and pergolasPosts and beams, starting from the ground.
commercialEntrances, floor signs, parking lots.

Installation

How is it installed?

By a certified installer, in one day for most homes.

Survey and Map

A site visit, both during the day and, if possible, at night: we choose what to highlight and what to leave in the shadows—that’s just as important.

Buried wiring

Low voltage, a few inches below the mulch or lawn, without digging a trench. The integrator coordinates with the landscaper if landscaping is underway.

Spotlights and Recessed Lights

Mounted on posts in the flower beds, on fixed bases at the base of the walls, or recessed into the driveway. Each floodlight is adjusted each evening, one by one.

Commissioning

Areas and schedules set up with you: paths at sunset, trees until whatever time you choose. Cloud-based or local.

Frequently Asked Questions

What People Ask Us About Landscaping.

All FAQs
6 W or 18 W: How do you choose?
Based on the size of the subject and the distance. 6 W for a shrub, a grass, a small wall, or a flower bed. 18 W for a mature tree, a wall over two meters high, or a shed. Too much power on a small subject will overwhelm it; the integrator adjusts the intensity on site, in the evening.
Should we dig?
Not much. The wiring is low-voltage and is buried a few inches deep, without the need for a trench or a permit. Driveway in-ground lights require a cutout in the pavers or a cutout to be made if the driveway is being built.
What about the lawn mower, the snowblower, and the dog?
The floodlights are made of aluminum with tempered glass lenses; the recessed lights are flush with the ground and can withstand being stepped on. The buried cable is out of reach of the lawn mower. The snowblower goes right over the recessed lights; we avoid placing a pole-mounted floodlight in the path of snow removal.
Does it go well with the facade?
Yes, and that's the most common scenario: the facade, the yard, and the pool are separate zones controlled by the same controller, each with its own scenes and schedules. One app, one tap to turn everything on.

Your property, as seen at night.

A certified integrator will create a mockup for you based on a photo—with no obligation.