Luna 12V LED Horizontal Step Light - Bronze

Place fixtures to illuminate tread edges and risers evenly. On stairs, mount low in the riser or in adjacent walls to reveal each step.

Start with one light every 3–5 feet or every 2–3 steps, adjusting by fixture output and ambient light.

Use shielded, asymmetric beams that wash the tread without bright hotspots. 50–200 lumens per fixture is typical for residential stairs.

Warm 2700–3000K feels inviting and preserves night vision. Keep color consistent across the path or stair run.

Both exist. Low‑voltage (12/24 V) is common in landscapes; line‑voltage options require proper boxes and code compliance.

Choose louvered or shrouded trims and aim downward. Avoid mounting heights that expose the source to seated or approaching eyes.

Yes—use housings rated for the material. In masonry, recess with back boxes; in wood, protect cut edges and wire paths from moisture.

Many models dim with compatible drivers and work with photocells or timers. Smart modules can automate scenes and schedules.

Seek wet‑location ratings (IP65+), corrosion‑resistant housings, and tempered glass or polycarbonate lenses. Stainless or brass hardware resists rust.

Clean lenses, clear debris, and check seals each season. Re‑aim or replace damaged trims to maintain even light.