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Warrantied Products & Service

Low voltage landscape lighting can vary based on the manufacturer and the specific product. Generally, warranties for these types of lights range from 5 -10 years. Some manufacturers offer extended warranties or guarantees for certain components or for defects in materials and workmanship. Our transformers come with a lifetime warranty. All our landscape services come with a 1 year maintenance.

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Low Voltage Landscape Lighting

Low voltage landscape lighting is a type of outdoor lighting system designed to illuminate gardens, walkways, and other outdoor areas using a lower voltage than standard electrical systems, typically 12 volts. This system consists of a transformer that converts standard 120-volt electrical power to 12 volts, which is then distributed to various light fixtures through insulated cables.

  • Permanent lighting
  • Perfect for any home
  • Lifetime warranty on transformer
  • Custom-designed for your space
  • Professional-grade lights and installation
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Benefits of our All low voltage landscape lighting Services

Safety

The lower voltage reduces the risk of electrical shock, making it safer for outdoor use.

Energy Efficiency

Low voltage systems are generally more energy-efficient and cost-effective compared to high-voltage systems.

Ease of Installation

These systems are often easier to install and require less technical expertise compared to high-voltage systems.

Flexibility

The components, such as fixtures and cables, are modular and can be easily repositioned or expanded.

Common fixtures used in low voltage landscape lighting include path lights, spotlights, floodlights, and accent lights, each designed to highlight different aspects of the landscape and create various lighting effects.
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Professional Landscape Design and Installation</s

THE DESIGN

A good lighting design doesn’t happen by accident. During our free consultation, our professional lighting designer will meet with you at your location and show you a light demonstration and talk about the effect you want to achieve with landscape lighting.

THE WARRANTY

We are so confident about our LED light fixtures, we offer a lifetime warranty on the transformer and 1-year warranty on our labor.

THE QUOTE

If you’re ready to get out and enjoy your yard at night, call us at (631) 747-8636 today for a free quote.

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Backyard landscape lighting illuminates a covered pool at night. Warm lights highlight trees and stone walls, creating a serene and inviting outdoor space.
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Design

When designing a low voltage landscape lighting system, consider the following key elements to achieve a functional and visually appealing result. Designing low-voltage landscape lighting involves both aesthetic and functional considerations. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create an effective and beautiful lighting design:

Plan Your Layout

We will come out and do a free light demonstration to show you how the lights would look in your yard. We offer RGB coloring changing bulbs as well for those who like to change it up for different holidays etc.

Identify Areas

Determine which areas you want to highlight, such as pathways, trees, garden beds, architectural features, or water elements.

Consider Functionality

Decide on the purpose of the lighting (e.g., safety, ambiance, or highlighting features

Pick out what fixtures would work best for your landscape design.
Go over packages that best fit best with your design budget.
By following these steps, you can create a landscape lighting design that enhances the beauty of your outdoor space while ensuring safety and functionality.

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Plan Your Layout

Designing low-voltage landscape lighting involves both aesthetic and functional considerations. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create an effective and beautiful lighting design:

Identify Areas

Determine which areas you want to highlight, such as pathways, trees, garden beds, architectural features, or water elements.

Consider Functionality

Decide on the purpose of the lighting (e.g., safety, ambiance, or highlighting features).

Select Your Fixtures

Path Lights

Useful for illuminating walkways and driveways. Choose fixtures that provide even, downward light.

Spotlights

Ideal for accentuating features like trees, sculptures, or architectural elements.

Flood Lights

Provide broad coverage, good for lighting up large areas or creating dramatic effects.

Well Lights

Installed in the ground to up-light trees or structures.

Bistro Lights

Great for creating a festive or cozy atmosphere.

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Choose the Right Bulbs

LEDs

Energy-efficient and long-lasting. They are available in various color temperatures, from warm white to cool white.

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Determine Placement

Height and Angle

Adjust the height and angle of fixtures to avoid glare and ensure the light is directed where needed.

Spacing

For path lights, place them about 6-8 feet apart for even illumination.

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Install the System

Low-Voltage Transformer

Convert standard voltage to low voltage (typically 12V). Ensure it's rated for the total wattage of your system.

Wiring

Use outdoor-rated, low-voltage wire. Bury the cables 2-4 inches underground to protect them.

Connections

Use waterproof connectors to ensure longevity and safety.

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Test and Adjust

Test the System

Turn on the lights and make adjustments to the angles and placement to get the desired effect.

Fine-Tuning

Adjust brightness and focus to balance between functionality and aesthetics.

Connections

Use waterproof connectors to ensure longevity and safety.

Maintain Regularly

Clean Fixtures: Regularly clean lenses and fixtures to maintain optimal light output.

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Maintenance

Maintaining low-voltage landscape lighting systems for 1 year involves several key steps:

Inspect Fixtures

Check for any physical damage or corrosion on the light fixtures.

Clean Lenses

Remove dirt, leaves, and debris from light lenses to ensure optimal brightness.

Check Wiring

Inspect all wiring connections for signs of wear, damage, or loose connections. Repair or replace as needed.

Test Lights

Ensure all lights are functioning correctly. Replace any burned-out bulbs.

Adjust Lighting

Reposition or adjust fixtures if necessary to maintain the desired lighting effect.

Check Transformers

Inspect the transformer for proper operation and adjust the voltage if needed.

Clear Debris

Remove any debris or obstructions around the fixtures to prevent overheating and ensure proper light distribution.

Regular maintenance can help extend the lifespan of your landscape lighting system and keep it functioning efficiently.

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Frequently Asked Landscape Lighting Questions

  • Color-Changing LED: Adjustable colors for different moods and occasions.
  • Low-Voltage : Continued advancements in energy efficiency and ease of installation.
  • Bulbs: LED bulbs can last up to 50,000 hours or more, while halogen and incandescent bulbs have shorter lifespans.
  • Fixtures and Cables: Quality fixtures and cables can last for many years with proper maintenance and care.

Benefits include easier installation, lower energy consumption, reduced electrical hazards, and greater flexibility in design.

Yes, we offer various types: mechanical (manual dials), programmable and smart timers.

A typical warranty covers defects in materials. It also may cover parts like fixtures, transformers, and bulbs but this can vary by manufacturer.

RGB lighting offers customizable color options, dynamic color changes, and special effects like fading and flashing, allowing versatile and visually appealing outdoor designs.
  • Use LED Bulbs: They are more energy-efficient compared to incandescent bulbs.
  • Incorporate Timers and Sensors: Automate lighting to only be on when needed.
  • Enhances Aesthetics: Highlights architectural features, garden elements, and pathways.
  • Increases Safety: Illuminates walkways and driveways, reducing the risk of trips and falls.
  • Improves Security: Deterrent for potential intruders by keeping the property well-lit.
  • Extends Usability: Allows you to enjoy outdoor spaces even after dark.

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