Perfect for highlighting a single standalone feature, the Blagdon Enhance LED Single Light Set is an ultra-compact, amphibious spotlight kit. Whether you want to illuminate a cascading waterfall, showcase a prize garden shrub, or light up a walkway, this low-voltage setup is fully submersible and built to brave the elements.
The biggest bonus of the single light set? It features an integrated automatic dusk sensor, meaning your garden feature will beautifully illuminate the second the sun goes down—completely hands-free.
Key Features:
Automatic Dusk-to-Dawn Sensor: Enjoy true plug-and-play convenience. The single light set automatically detects dropping light levels and powers on at dusk, shutting off again when the sun rises.
Amphibious IP68 Protection: Completely waterproof. Anchor this spotlight directly inside your pond to illuminate a water feature from below, or tuck it into your garden borders to light up a rockery.
Virtually Zero Running Costs: Equipped with a highly economical 0.76W ultra-bright LED bulb that provides sharp accent lighting while drawing a negligible amount of electricity.
Three Ways to Mount: Includes everything you need for flexible positioning:
A garden spike for soil, lawns, and planters.
A 360° adjustable bracket for secure mounting to patios, timber decking, or brick walls.
A weighted in-pond tray designed to be filled with gravel to stay stable on the pond floor.
Atmospheric Color Lenses: Customize your look instantly. The kit comes complete with a pack of interchangeable colored lenses (Cyan, Magenta, and Green) to cast stunning, vibrant hues across your water or foliage.
What’s in the Box?
1 × 0.76W Ultra-Bright LED Spotlight (with built-in dusk sensor)
1 × Garden Spike, 360° Bracket & In-Pond Support Tray
1 × 12V Weatherproof Outdoor Transformer
Heavy-duty cabling (3m mains cable & 5m low-voltage spotlight cable)
Colored Lens Customization Pack
Professional Tip: Because this single light set has its own integrated dusk sensor, avoid positioning the housing directly under bright house security lights or street lamps. Artificial glare can trick the sensor into thinking it's still daytime and prevent the light from turning on.