120W LED In-Ground Light | High-Output Recessed Uplight Reference
120W LED In-Ground Light | High-Output Recessed Uplight Reference

120W LED In-Ground Light | High-Output Recessed Uplight Reference

120W LED in-ground light reference for large facades, plazas, monuments, trees, and recessed outdoor architectural projection. Color output, control method, optics and protection target are confirmed per project.
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Products Description

120W landscape LED in-ground light is a high-output recessed outdoor uplight for large facades, plazas, monuments, trees, and public architectural spaces. It is selected when a low-profile ground fixture is required but the lighting task needs stronger projection than compact MA Series uplights.

Quick Specification Summary

Product typeHigh-output LED in-ground / recessed projection light
Power120W
ProtectionIP67 outdoor-rated fixture
Color optionsWhite, RGB, or RGBW project configurations
ControlDMX512 availability for RGB/RGBW projects
Typical useLarge facades, plazas, monuments, trees, public sites, landscape projection

When to Use a 120W In-Ground Light

Use this fixture when the project needs strong upward projection from the ground but does not want above-grade flood lights to be visible. It fits public squares, large entry areas, monument lighting, hotel exterior landscapes, and facade zones where recessed installation is possible.

  • Use lower-power MA Series lights for steps, courtyards, and small columns.
  • Use this 120W model when the target is taller, wider, or farther from the fixture.
  • Use high-power LED flood lights if recessed installation is not possible or the throw distance is too long.

Installation Planning Notes

Before ordering, confirm the ground structure, installation depth, drainage, cable route, power supply location, beam angle, color mode, and whether DMX512 control is needed. In-ground lights should not be selected by wattage alone; soil, paving, waterproofing, heat dissipation, and maintenance access all affect long-term performance.

Related Products

For smaller recessed lighting, compare MA64 8W in-ground light, MA100 18W in-ground light, and MA120 24W in-ground light. For flexible landscape aiming in soil areas, see LED garden spike lights. For technical documents, visit the lighting catalog and datasheet downloads.

FAQ

Is this fixture suitable for outdoor ground installation?
Yes. The product is listed as an IP67 landscape LED in-ground light for outdoor recessed applications.

Can it support RGBW and DMX512 projects?
Yes, white, RGB, or RGBW options and DMX512 availability are listed for this product type.

What should be provided for quotation?
Send drawings or photos, target height, mounting distance, ground structure, beam angle preference, color mode, control method, and quantity.

Request a Quote for recessed in-ground lighting selection.

Project Selection Checklist

This 120W recessed uplight / wall washer spotlight is suitable for large recessed ground projection, wall washing and high-output architectural uplighting. To avoid wrong model selection, confirm the project target, mounting method and control requirement before comparing only by wattage or appearance.

  • Application area, target size and approximate projection distance.
  • Mounting position, cable route, power supply location and quantity per zone.
  • Beam angle, color temperature, RGB/RGBW or DMX512 requirement if applicable.
  • Outdoor exposure, glare direction and maintenance access.
  • Need for drawings, IES files or datasheets from the download center.

Related Product Planning

Compare nearby models and categories before finalizing the bill of materials. This helps separate close-distance accents, medium projection and high-output facade lighting into different zones. For selection logic, review the related product category and the beam angle/IP/DMX512 guide.

FAQ

What information should be sent for quotation?
Send the project location, target distance, mounting height, quantity, color/control requirement and any drawing or site photo available.

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