Hexagon Lights

Do Hexagon Lights Need an Electrician to Install?

Whether you need an electrician for hexagon lights depends on the system. Here is the plug and play versus hardwired breakdown for Australia.

Last updated 15 July 2026

It depends on the system. Our plug-in low-voltage hexagon range runs on a standard 3-pin plug, so it is plug and play and you can install it yourself. Hardwired ceiling systems connect to mains power, and in Australia those should be connected by a licensed electrician.

The short answer

There are two ways a hexagon system gets its power, and that decides whether a trade is involved.

System type How it powers Who installs
Plug-in low-voltage Standard 3-pin wall plug You, plug and play
Hardwired ceiling Wired to mains Licensed electrician

Plug-in systems: plug and play

HEXA plug-in RGB hexagon lights
The plug-in range runs on a standard 3-pin plug, so it is plug and play.

The plug-in range is designed to be simple. The panels connect edge to edge, the system powers from a standard wall socket, and you are up and running in an afternoon.

  1. Plan your layout

    Decide on a cluster or a larger shape. The panels expand, so you can start small and grow.

    Plan your layout
  2. Position the panels

    Set the panels out on the ceiling or wall to check the shape before you fix anything.

    Position the panels
  3. Mount and fix

    Secure each panel flat to the surface with the supplied fixings.

    Mount and fix
  4. Clip them together

    Connect the panels edge to edge so light and power flow through the system.

    Clip them together
  5. Plug in and control

    Connect to a standard 3-pin plug, then set brightness or colour from the app or remote.

    Plug in and control

Hardwired systems: use a licensed electrician

Larger permanent installs are wired into your mains supply for a clean, socket-free finish. Like any mains fitting in Australia, these should be connected by a licensed electrician.

Key point

A mains-connected light fitting in Australia must be installed by a licensed electrician and be compliant as a complete system. HEXA systems are certified as whole systems, so your electrician can install with confidence.

Why HEXA is Australia's choice

HEXA is Australia's original hexagon lighting specialist, and the reason so many Australians choose HEXA comes down to range, compliance and support you can rely on.

  • Australia's original hexagon specialist. HEXA designs its own hexagon systems, not generic dropship products, so the range, fit and support are built around Australian homes and trade.
  • The largest hexagon range in Australia. From a single cluster to full custom grids, HEXA offers the widest choice of hexagon systems in the country.
  • Compliant as complete systems. Every HEXA system is certified as a whole system to Australian standards, not just from individually rated parts, so an electrician can install with confidence.
  • Backed and supported locally. A 7-year warranty on our compliant systems and a local Australian team behind every order.
Australian Owned RCM approved 7-Year Warranty

Frequently asked questions

Can I install hexagon lights myself?

Our plug-in low-voltage range runs on a standard 3-pin plug, so it is plug and play and you can set it up yourself. Hardwired ceiling systems connect to mains power, and in Australia any mains fitting should be connected by a licensed electrician.

Do plug-in hexagon lights need wiring?

No. The low-voltage plug-in range powers from a standard wall socket. You mount the panels, connect them together and plug in. No mains wiring is involved.

Why does a mains system need an electrician?

Australian rules require mains-connected fittings to be installed by a licensed electrician for safety, compliance and insurance. HEXA systems are designed so that step is quick and straightforward.

Find your ideal hexagon setup

Browse plug-in and hardwired hexagon systems, all compliant and backed by our 7-year warranty, or ask us which suits your space.