Lily Outdoor Spot Light
Low-voltage garden spotlights for uplighting trees, walls and features, staked into the ground and dimmed or recoloured from your phone.
Everything you need to know
Aimable low-voltage spotlights that stake into a garden bed and wash light up a tree, a wall or a feature. Each puts out 600 lumens of White and colour ambiance across 2000–6500K and rates IP65 for wet, ground-level spots. The base kit includes a 40 W Hue outdoor power supply that runs up to five, and you can extend the run as your garden grows.
Product features
Stake it and aim it
Each Lily head tilts and pivots on an adjustable mount, and the ground spike pushes into grass or soil, so you land the beam exactly where you want it. Uplight a gum, graze a rendered wall or pick out a garden feature at 600 lumens of White and colour ambiance.
One cable runs the whole garden
Hue outdoor lights run on 24 V rather than mains, so there is no electrician for the lights themselves. One outdoor power supply plugs into an ordinary powerpoint and feeds the lot: fixtures and extension cables click together along a single low-voltage cable, and you add to the run later without rewiring anything.
Needs a power supply
It needs a Hue outdoor power supply, sold separately. One 40 W supply runs up to five Lily spotlights on a single cable, so plan the supply's capacity as you grow the run.
IP65 down in the bed
An IP65 rating seals the Lily against rain and low-pressure water jets, which suits fixtures sitting down in a garden bed through an Australian summer. They pair over Zigbee and Bluetooth; add the Hue Bridge for schedules and sunset triggers.
The Philips Hue system
Hue is a system, not just a smart bulb. Every Hue product, from bulbs and lamps to light strips and fixtures, joins the same Zigbee mesh and shows up in one app. A single bulb bought today slots straight into a whole-home setup later.
Bulbs, lamps, strips & fixtures
All speak Zigbee and mesh with each other, so every light you add extends the network's reach.
One Bridge runs the whole home
Runs up to 50 lights off your router, and connects Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings.
App, voice & switches
One app for rooms, scenes and schedules, plus dimmers, buttons and sensors that work without a phone.
Start with one light Start here
Add your first Hue light, open the Hue app, and control up to 10 lights in one room over Bluetooth. No hub required.
Add the Hue Bridge When you're ready
Run up to 50 lights, control them from anywhere, set schedules and automations, and connect your voice assistant.
Start small, scale up. Everything you buy today keeps working when you add the Bridge, and everything Hue has made since 2012 still joins the same system.
Works with
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Works with Apple Home
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Works with Google Home
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Works with Amazon Alexa
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Works with SmartThings
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Works with Home Assistant
Works with Matter
This outdoor fixture also works with Matter, so it connects to any Matter-compatible platform or controller, not just the ones above.
Your phone reaches the hub over your home network; the hub speaks Zigbee to the outdoor fixture, and adds scenes, automations and out-of-home control.
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Zigbee
Used once, to get it onto your Wi-Fi.
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Bluetooth
Works offline
Runs on your home network. Only remote access needs the internet.
Specifications & Installation
No specifications match.
- Brightness
- 590 lumens Also available: Lily XL
- Colour rendering (CRI)
- 80
- Rated lifespan
- 25,000 hrs
- Light type
- Colour
- Colour temperature
- 2000–6500 K
- Colour system
- RGBW
- Dimmable
- Yes
- Power draw (in use)
- 8 W
- IP rating
- IP65
- Placement
- Outdoor
- Dimensions
- 70 × 194 × 84 mm
- Power
- Plug-in
- Voltage
- 24V
- Motion sensor
- No
- Dusk-to-dawn sensor
- No
- Mounting
- Spike / ground
Will your power supply run it?
Low-voltage outdoor lights share one supply’s watts and cable length. We’ll check yours adds up.
Common questions
Quick answers before you buy. We test this gear ourselves. Can't find yours? Ask our Melbourne team
Yes. Lily spotlights carry an IP65 rating, sealed against rain and low-pressure water jets. That suits ground-level positions in garden beds and lawns where water collects.
Yes. The base kit includes a 40 W Hue outdoor power supply that plugs into a normal powerpoint and runs up to five Lily spotlights. Extension spotlights do not include their own supply.
Both. White and colour ambiance covers 2000–6500K white plus millions of colours, all set from the Hue app.
The Lily puts out 600 lumens and suits paths, beds and smaller features. The Lily XL is brighter at up to 1060 lumens with more reach, for taller trees and larger walls. Both run on the same low-voltage system.
Bluetooth controls them in range. The Hue Bridge adds schedules, sunset automations and away-from-home control, and lets them run as part of a larger garden setup.