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(765) 508-4352
support@pondprodirect.com
Mon-Fri: 9 AM- 5 PM EST
Pond and landscape lighting transforms your water feature after dark—adding ambiance, safety, and visual impact around ponds, waterfalls, streams, and garden beds.
We carry durable, outdoor-rated lighting options including underwater pond lights, waterfall lights, and landscape spotlights. Quality lighting is designed to handle moisture, seasonal temperature changes, and long run times—while delivering consistent brightness and color output.
Browse our pond and landscape lighting below to highlight key features, improve nighttime visibility, and extend enjoyment of your outdoor space.
The EasyPro LED2K is a complete 3-piece lighting kit consisting of three mini rock-shaped LED lights — each smaller than a golf ball — p...
View full detailsThe EasyPro LED23WW is a 23-inch warm white LED strip light designed specifically for use with EasyPro Vianti Falls stainless steel wate...
View full detailsYes—pond lights designed for underwater use are fully sealed and operate on low voltage, making them safe when installed correctly. Proper transformers, waterproof connections, and GFCI protection are essential to ensure long-term safety and reliability.
Most pond and landscape lighting systems operate on 12V low-voltage power. This makes them safer than standard line-voltage lighting and allows flexible installation around water features, gardens, and walkways.
No—LED pond lights are highly energy efficient and consume significantly less electricity than older halogen options. They also run cooler and have much longer lifespans, making them ideal for continuous nightly use.
Lights are typically placed to highlight waterfalls, streams, rock formations, and plant features rather than aiming directly at viewing areas. Proper placement creates depth and drama while avoiding glare or harsh reflections.
Yes. LED pond lights are designed for extended runtimes and are often controlled by timers or photocells. Many homeowners run lights from dusk until late evening or overnight depending on preference.
Properly installed lighting does not harm fish. Soft, indirect lighting is preferred over harsh spotlighting. Fish often acclimate quickly and may even become more visible at night under gentle illumination.
Yes—most pond lighting systems are easy to retrofit. Lights can be added underwater, along waterfalls, or around the pond perimeter without draining the pond, depending on access and wiring paths.
Warm white is the most popular choice for natural-looking illumination. Cool white creates a brighter, modern effect. Colored lights can be used sparingly for accents but are typically avoided for full-pond lighting.
Yes—a low-voltage transformer converts household power to safe operating voltage. The transformer must be properly sized to handle total wattage load and allow for future expansion.
High-quality LED pond lights often last 30,000–50,000 hours or more. Longevity depends on build quality, heat management, and proper installation.
