Garden lighting brought back to life in Radlett.
Faulty path and spike lights on a Rako-controlled garden lighting system. We replaced the fittings, remade the junctions and walked the garden to prove every light.

Garden lighting controlled by a Rako system had faulty fittings. The homeowner asked SEG to replace the mushroom and spike lights and reconnect the tree-lighting circuit.
At a glance
| Location | Radlett (WD7) |
|---|---|
| Completed | May 2025 |
| Work | Garden lighting repair |
| Property | Detached house with landscaped gardens |
| Time on site | One visit (14 May 2025) |
| SEG team | Tom |





What we found
- One spike light nearest the gate not working - faulty lamp
- The spike light between the house and garage was broken at the spike
- Connections in the Wiska boxes were gel-filled
What we did
- Replaced the mushroom path light and the broken spike light
- Opened the gel-filled Wiska junction box, remade the connections and re-submerged them in gel
- Replaced faulty lamps and collected three spares for future use
- Reconnected the tree-light circuit
- Tested every fitting and walked the whole garden to confirm all lights working
- Stored the spare lamps beside the Rako unit
Equipment used
- Rako RAK lighting controller (existing)
- Mushroom path lights
- Spike lights
- Wiska gel-filled junction box
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