Path lighting

Enhance paths and safety with practical and eye-catching lighting in single or multi-color. With little to no upkeep, a fiber optic lighting system offers efficient running costs, no need for power supplies, and no-hassle maintenance as associated with conventional lighting; replacing faulty boards or end-of-life LEDs. Each path light is connected to an end-emitting fiber cable that transmits only light from the illuminator. An innovative choice in the style of lighting with an ambient and subtle glow emanating from non-powered fittings without the harshness from typical 'point of source' lighting fixtures.

Integration

LightEFX path lighting integrates with smart lighting options and home automation devices via DMX gateway. If you currently do not have an automation system and are looking into smarter lighting options, we provide a customizable iPlayer device by Philips for full control of color choice, timing, twinkling and dimming effects.

Benefits

Another great feature of LightEFX path lighting is that the fibers are extremely flexible and easy to bend, giving you creative control and the ability to create shapes of any kind. It's also waterproof and UV resistant, an excellent option for outdoor environments.

How it works

The illuminator has a LED light source that has up to 30,000 hours of life, making this option in lighting a very low-maintenance alternative. From the illuminator, fiber cables distribute light to the desired location without an electrical current or heat running through them.
The illuminator operates in a standalone setting with a wireless remote or for the smart home, integrated with automation systems through a DMX gateway for RS232, serial, CBUS, and also Dynalite protocols.

Easy to clean and Energy Efficient

Fiber optic path lighting is a great addition to any home. Fiber optic lighting is easy to clean and maintain as the cables have no electrical current making them safe to touch anytime. Fiber optic path lighting is also more energy efficient than other conventional path lighting, as one illuminator can distribute light to multiple points through fiber cables without affecting the quality/brightness of the light.