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Need three or four LV path lights for this walkway. Any suggestions on manufacturers and a style? Website? I already checked out Lowes.
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Check the 2 manufacturers on the Platt pic. They have hundreds to choose from.
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There is couple from Homedepot store which they do sell in LV verison but I rather suggest that make sure you get one with LED due they last much longer and they use far less power than conventinal LV bulbs can go.
I cant really comment on the price at the moment due there is some variation of pricing of it. There is so many different style of LV lights to use but seem mini bollard is kinda common so that is one option you can use depending on how high you mount it up. if you want to light up pathway pretty decent you may need to find a good light pattern that you can mount about half meter up ( about 18 inches ) to get good light spread. flyboy likes this.
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I think you need an electrician for that.
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How much do you want to spend? Hunza is far and above the best landscape lights I've ever installed, but by the time you import them from New Zealand it gets a little pricey...
http://www.hunzalighting.com/ flyboy likes this.
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I like Kichler for the quality...
But landscape lighting is for landscapers ![]() MechanicalDVR likes this.
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I am personally a huge fan of Focus:http://www.focusindustries.com Damn good products.. You pay for it, but they are worth it. flyboy likes this.
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When I work in them, I use brass set screw terminals with heat shrink. Specifically made for landscape lighting. Most of the splices that come with the cheaper lighting are crappy. I have the Kichler catalog, though I haven't worked with their stuff yet. Like to get a few for the front of my new place too. The solar ones are crappy.
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For the money these lights are actually really good quality. Ive installed them for customers and plan on installing them at my new house. Theyre cheaper than the crap you get at Lowes or Home Depot but better quality.
https://www.bestprolighting.com/path...301-black-p-71 splatz likes this.
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Come to think of it, Econolight has a line of landscape lighting too.
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Otherwise I use econolight or the paradise brand off of amazon. I use a normal fixture and LED lamps most of the time. http://www.voltlighting.com/ flyboy likes this.
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The very bestes't cream of the crop of all. Beachside lighting.
http://www.beachsidelighting.com All handmade. But pricey. MechanicalDVR likes this.
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