Get Ready for Landscape Lighting Installation (part 2 )


👉Step 1: Layout Outdoor Lighting Overview
A successful low voltage landscape lighting plan is a series of work including gathering the right fixtures (like low voltage spotlights, transformers) to wire them correctly. Whether installed along a path, walkway, driveway, or pointing up trees, walls, and fences, low voltage lighting required fully three components: a transformer, low voltage cable, and fixtures. The first step is to identify which location in your house ground that you need to add lights first and how many lights are required.
You have a variety of different options for outdoor lights that the price varies depending on the types of light fixtures you chose and their characteristics.

👉Step 2: Install Bulbs in Light Fixtures and Attach Mounts
When you've finished determining and assembling enough light fixtures, then install and mount bulbs into fixtures. There are several ways to finish this step, but these 3 ways might be the most common ways for almost people: Stake mounting, Surface mounting.
In-ground mounting: a fixture is mounted directly into the ground, requires a spade, shovel, or post-hole digger.

Here is some information for your reference. To know more, stay tuned in our next articles. Or want to learn about other related information if you have any questions, please contact GREEN ARBOR LANDSCAPING (206) 265-2940 for advice.

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