LED stands for light emitting diode. ts application is everywhere due to its compact size, low consumption of energy, extended lifetime, and flexibility in terms of use in various applications. Applications and Uses of LEDs can be seen in: TV Backlighting.

Light position changes depend on the layout of your lighting system. Specifically, position changes are dependent on the installation being labeled and installed correctly, using hubs during the installation process. If your lighting system was installed correctly, marking information clearly on each hub and on the inside panel of the transformer, changes should be a simple task.

Fixing landscape lights can be a challenge. Are you in need of a bulb, new fixture, transformer or wiring? Troubleshoot your problem starting at the fixture and trace your problem back to the power source. We recommend contacting us first before attempting to fix a problem that could void your warranty.

Landscape lights do require maintenance periodically. Common maintenance activities include: ensuring yard debris around your fixtures is cleared, replacing lamps when needed, wire repair or replacement if nicked, and/or adding fixtures to the system (which may require landscape contractor assistance.)

A transformer is generally used with low voltage lighting systems to “transform” or reduce the higher line voltage to 12 volts. Without a transformer the light bulbs would be subjected to excess voltage and would burn out immediately. Magnetic transformers should not exceed 80% of the transformer's wattage rating. For example,

You have 20 fixtures with 20 watt lamps in them, collectively equaling a total of 400 watts. The transformer to power these fixtures with this wattage would be a 500 watt transformer. 500 x 80% = 400 watts,
A low voltage lighting system usually operates on 12 volts whereas a line voltage system usually operates on 120 volt.

Installing lighting should be done in accordance with manufacturer's specifications, installation instructions, and NEC regulations. Some states require a certified electrician or electrical contractor to install these systems so check state requirements before you install anything. If certification is not required where you live, remember to use a true RMS voltmeter. It is recommended to hire a professional landscape lighting company that honors the factory warranties of the products they sell.

The number of lights you may need depends on a specific job. If you have a large yard with a specific lighting portrait in mind you will need more. If you have a small section you want illuminated a few fixtures will do the trick. Remember to allow the 80/20 rule when considering your transformer size.

Bulb type is dependent on the type of fixture you select. The product listing page will tell you what type of bulb you need. They are frequently called lamps and have ‘names' such as MR16, Par36, T3, etc. The wattage of the lamp can vary as well. It will be listed on the product listing, along with whether it is LED or incandescent. 

Most landscape lights have warranties either from the distributor or the factory. We provide warranties directly from our factory and honor them with replacements as needed.