Garden and park lighting fixtures

Garden and park lighting — It is a tool for managing space, safety, and the impression of the landscape. Properly selected lighting fixtures can transform even the simplest area into a well-designed and functional space.

Company VIDEX fits into this category as a strategic element of urban improvement that must clearly perform its functions while remaining durable and energy efficient.

Why do you need garden and park lighting

Light — This is environmental management. And it is precisely in the context of parks and gardens that it must address several key issues simultaneously.:

1. Route lighting — illumination of paths and traffic areas.
2. Safety during the dark hours of the day — elimination «dead zones» and increased visibility.
3. Zoning of the territory — logical division of space into functional blocks.
4. Aesthetics — creating the desired image of the object, depth, and atmosphere.

Main types of garden and park lighting fixtures

Each type of luminaire has its own purpose and optimal area of use. The main thing— to avoid mixing different types of luminaires. Proper lighting design is based on understanding the role of each light source.

Technical parameters, which you need to focus on:

• IP54-IP65 — complete protection against dust and moisture
• Body material — corrosion-resistant metal or impact-resistant plastic
• Luminous flux — depends on the task: 100–500 Lm for backlighting, more than 700 Lm for main lighting
• Color temperature — 2700К — warm light, 6500К — daylight
• Power supply — mains, battery, or solar panel

Advantages of VIDEX solutions

VIDEX designs garden and park lighting fixtures with a focus on practicality, durability, and aesthetics. We don't add anything unnecessary — only what really works.

What you get:

• Well-thought-out design — protection, ventilation, high-quality diffuser
• Reliable components — stable operation 365 days a year
• Economy — energy efficiency, no need for frequent replacement

Common mistakes when choosing garden lighting

• Install lights with excessive brightness — atmospheric disturbance, «blind spots» on the site
• Install the same light fixtures everywhere — loss of zoning logic
• Do not take into account the protection class IP — short device life after rain
• Incorrectly directing the light beam — blinding people, unlit important areas

How to create a competent lighting system for your site

Recommended sequence:

1. Analyze the site plan — identify key routes and areas
2. Define usage scenarios — walks, relaxation, access to the yard
3. Select the appropriate type of lighting fixtures — for the task, not for appearance
4. Calculate the distances between devices — taking into account the scattering angle
5. Use timers, motion sensors, photocells for automation