Landscape Lighting Transformers

Yes, you can use one transformer for all your lights as long as its wattage capacity exceeds the total wattage of the connected fixtures. Using a single transformer simplifies your setup and can be very cost-effective. Just make sure to account for voltage drop on longer runs and use the proper wire gauge.

Install your landscape lighting transformer in a dry, accessible area, ideally near a power source. It should be mounted off the ground on a wall, post, or structure, and placed in a location shielded from direct weather exposure, even if it’s weatherproof. Avoid placing it near areas with frequent water spray or heavy foot traffic.

Yes, you can use one transformer for all your lights as long as its wattage capacity exceeds the total wattage of the connected fixtures. Using a single transformer simplifies your setup and can be very cost-effective. Just make sure to account for voltage drop on longer runs and use the proper wire gauge.

Install your landscape lighting transformer in a dry, accessible area, ideally near a power source. It should be mounted off the ground on a wall, post, or structure, and placed in a location shielded from direct weather exposure, even if it’s weatherproof. Avoid placing it near areas with frequent water spray or heavy foot traffic.