Good lighting can transform a Japanese garden after dark, revealing the character of trees, stone, water, pathways and architectural features while retaining areas of gentle shadow. Our Lighting Scheme Builder allows you to explore the current JapanGarden in-lite range and create an indicative lighting arrangement for your garden. Add fittings, quantities and system accessories to build a simple scheme and see an approximate equipment cost and lighting load. It is designed as a planning and discussion tool rather than a definitive lighting design. This is an indication only, and all lighting schemes and installations should be checked, verified and confirmed on site by a suitably qualified installer.
What best describes the tree or feature?
What best describes the planting?
What best describes the route?
What effect are you looking for?
What best describes the feature?
What would you like to illuminate?
What best describes the lantern?
What best describes the structure?
The lighting fitting list contains the current JapanGarden in-lite fittings, including the newly added MICRO SCOPE spotlight. System transformers, controls and installation accessories are kept separately below.
Select one transformer for the lighting scheme. Additional control equipment can then be added separately.
The transformer provides the available VA capacity for the lighting fittings. Only one transformer can be selected for a scheme.
Optional control equipment for a conventional HUB system.
Optional equipment for the SMART system, including motion detection, app connectivity and signal extension.
Add the cable, connection and transformer-protection accessories required for the installation.
Prices shown are current JapanGarden website prices checked for this builder and may change. The control, dimming and installation products below are included in the builder as current JapanGarden range items. Technical suitability, cable planning, transformer capacity and installation should be checked against the manufacturer's current instructions and confirmed by a suitably qualified installer.