In-Lite Puck Recessed Ground Light

Marking the edge of a driveway or deck sounds simple until you're choosing a ground light that has to survive vehicle tyres, standing water, and years of outdoor exposure without becoming an eyesore or a glare hazard. Get it wrong and you either replace fittings every season or end up with blinding dots in the ground instead of subtle guidance.

For orientation and mood lighting at ground level, what matters most is how light exits the fitting and whether the housing can handle real-world conditions. Side-emitting optics — where light radiates outward through a diffusing ring rather than projecting upward — create a soft, readable glow that guides without dazzling. IP67 means the fitting is fully protected against dust ingress and temporary submersion in water, making it suitable for zones that flood, pool, or get hosed down regularly.

The In-Lite Puck is a recessed outdoor ground light designed for exactly this application. Engineered in the Netherlands, it sits flush with the surface and emits light through a frosted translucent outer ring, producing a 360° radiating glow that is visible from a distance without causing glare. With a CRI of 96 — meaning colours rendered under it appear very close to how they look in natural daylight — it works as both practical orientation lighting and atmospheric accent lighting along paths, terraces, driveways, and jetties. Its IP67 rating and drive-over construction make it a dependable choice for vehicle-accessible areas.

The Puck is available in two sizes — 22 mm diameter (Puck 22) and 60 mm diameter (Puck) — and two finishes: Pearl Grey and Black. The flat, minimalist face integrates cleanly into paving, decking, or stone, with the in-lite branding discretely present on the metal cap. Both sizes share the same design language: circular, low-profile, and unfussy.

The Puck is designed to be installed flush with the surface. Installation requirements — including any low-voltage transformer or cabling — should be confirmed against the in-lite system specification, as the Puck is typically part of a 12V landscape lighting ecosystem. Always verify compatibility with your planned control and power setup before committing to quantities.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we help you match the right fitting to the right application before anything is ordered. Whether you are specifying a full driveway scheme or integrating a handful of Puck lights into a terrace edge detail, we can advise on quantities, system power, and layout to make sure the result looks considered and performs reliably — on time and to budget.