The colour of a lamp is defined as a measurement called kelvins. A standard GLS incandescent bulb in the home would be
2,700 kelvins which is in the warm colour spectrum and a lamp with 5,000 kelvins would be at the very cold white
spectrum.

Choosing the style of a product is only part of the equation you must also think of where that product will be used and
how it will be installed. All exterior lighting products on our web site have an IP rating appropriate to each light fitting
and its intended application and is therefore fit for purpose. Water ingress is the enemy for outdoor lighting and the products
supplied are only as good as the installation. The weakest point is always cable joints. All joints must be made 100% watertight
and this can be done using IP68 cable connectors and/or waterproof junction boxes which are then filled with a re-enterable
liquid gel mix. All joints where possible should be made above ground for easy access and reduced water ingress. When installing
ground buried lights adequate drainage systems should be put in place especially in clay-based soil areas. If possible, use
ground surface spike lights rather than a buried light.  Mains 240v cable will have less joints than a low voltage installation
but care must be taken with the cable runs. Cabling should be Rubber Butyl and not PVC. PVC leads to capillary action over
time especially with UV degradation.