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Use of outdoor spotlights is very popular – because it is a discreet solution with a big effect which also brings a warm and inviting look to the house.
Recessed spotlights approved for outdoor installation can be set up in the carport or under the eaves of the house. Before starting the project and choosing spotlights, you need to decide where they are to be installed.
It is important to know when there are special precautions to be observed. If the spotlights will be installed in a place where they are not directly exposed, for example under eaves or in the garage, spotlights with an enclosure rating of IP 23 are sufficient.
If they are to be placed somewhere where they are exposed to the elements, they require a rating of IP44. Ask your electrician for advice so you are sure that all precautionary ordinances are respected.
Many are unsure about the distance between spotlights and how many should be installed. There is no definitive answer because the amount of light one needs is very individual. Here are some tips that can be used as a guideline:
