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Landscape Lighting Transformers

Low Voltage Transformers & Essential Lighting Accessories
Add a low-voltage transformer to your landscape lighting system to protect your LED fixtures from overheating or burning out prematurely. Our resin transformers come equipped with a built-in interval timer and photocell, offering automated control and ensuring your project is energized with the perfect voltage every time. Choosing the proper transformer is crucial for the longevity and performance of your system. In addition to transformers, don’t overlook other essential landscape lighting accessories, such as connectors, timers, and low-voltage cables, all designed to enhance your lighting setup. Explore our full range of accessories to ensure your lighting project is as efficient and long-lasting as possible.
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Why Do I Need A Transformer For Low Voltage Lights?

Safety
The lower the voltage, the less the risk is of electrical shock or a potential fire. This not only helps reduce the risk of installation but is also helpful in areas with lots of moisture.

Energy Efficieny
Lower-voltage lighting requires less energy to run. Transformers help manage the power supply, ensuring efficient operation and reduced energy consumption. It also leads to a lower electricity bill.
Voltage Conversion
A transformer's primary function is to reduce the number of volts required by your lighting system, making it safer and more usable.
Longevity
Ensuring that your lighting system is supplied with the correct voltage extends the lifespan of your fixtures and bulbs. If they get overloaded with volts, the lights can be damaged, leading to their needing replacement. Undervoltage can cause poor performance.
Enhanced Control
Many of our transformers are equipped with photocells and interval timers, allowing you to control your lighting system easily. These features let you automatically schedule when your lights turn on and off, helping to conserve energy and eliminating the need to switch them on and off manually.
Compatability With LED lights
LED lights perform best with consistent and regulated low-voltage power transformers provide. Since many of our lighting fixtures utilize LED bulbs, getting a transformer is the best way to ensure you get the most out of your lighting system.
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FAQs About Transformers
What Transformer is Needed for Low-Voltage Lighting?
The type of transformer you need for your low-voltage lighting system will depend on the voltage requirements of the lights, the total wattage of all the lights you’re using, and whether they offer the needed buffer of 20-30% of the total voltage. You’ll also want to consider the type of transformer, its dimming capabilities, whether it's for indoor or outdoor use, and the additional features it includes.
How Many Low Voltage Lights Can Go On One Transformer?
This will depend on the total wattage of your lighting and the transformer’s wattage capacity. So, if you have 10 lights that are 10 watts, the total voltage of your lighting is 100. Since you’ll want at least a 20% buffer, you’ll want a transformer that’s 120 watts to accommodate all 10 lights. This means you could have varying lights on one transformer, depending on which one you choose
How Do you Wire a Transformer?
To wire your transformer, you’ll need to splice and connect the wires. In addition, you may need to bury them. Check out our installation guide for a more in-depth guide on wiring low-voltage lighting systems.
How do You Install a Transformer?
To install a transformer, you’ll need to mount it on the floor or wall, depending on your chosen type, prepare the wiring, and connect the power supply and load. Again, our installation guide is valuable for setting up your low-voltage lighting system.
How Do You Add Lights To Existing Concrete Steps or Walls?
To add lights to existing concrete steps or walls, you’ll need to mark drill holes where you want to place the lights and then begin to drill those holes. To make the installation process easier and more precise, our integrators fit seamlessly into the space where you want to place lights in your concrete steps. These integrators have a stainless steel insert sleeve, fasteners, and a flexible conduit for easy behind-the-wall connections. The integrators maintain proper alignment and leveling during installation, ensuring that once the mortar is applied, the light fixtures can be easily inserted for a seamless finish. This system simplifies the process and guarantees a professional-looking result.
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