Landscape & Flood Lighting w/ Tranformer Installation Home Project Complete!

[TXSTYLE]

So I channeled my "inner Electrician" and installed and wired up this Transformer that powers our new outdoor landscape lighting! Had to drill into the bricks carefully to support the weight and position. While I was at it, I also removed the old metal tab a/c outlet with this clear enclosed a/c outlet and cover to plug into.


And after 3hrs of careful wiring and pinpoint mounting of the staked lights and flood lamps... Voila! Let There Be Light!!!

[Axius]

Nice! Love your house, btw. Very quaint.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Axius

Nice! Love your house, btw. Very quaint.

Thank you kindly!

[///M Power-Belgium]

On the 7th day there was light !

On a serious note :
Good job was done here , light and house look clean and good !
Congrats bro

[BMW F22]

That looks fantastic!! Wanna come do my house next? Lol

[Fundguy1]

Nice job. What brand lighting did you use?

[TXSTYLE]

Thanks guys! @ Fundguy1, Malibu from The Home Depot.

FYI... They are all low energy (but very bright!) LED.

[Fundguy1]

Looks great.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

Looks great.

Thank you.

[P1]

Nice one mate. I have two of the Malibu boxes, with around two dozen lights attached to it. They're in time for an overhaul since the lights are traditional, and I'd rather have something a bit more modern. But they are pretty easy to set up.

[PoorLurker]

Looks great! I definitely need some lights in front of my house. However, there are always like 50 things I need to do!

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by P1et

Nice one mate. I have two of the Malibu boxes, with around two dozen lights attached to it. They're in time for an overhaul since the lights are traditional, and I'd rather have something a bit more modern. But they are pretty easy to set up.

Thank you. I am very impressed with Malibu this far. Extremely bright yet very low power consumption. My Neighbors giving much love.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by PoorLurker

Looks great! I definitely need some lights in front of my house. However, there are always like 50 things I need to do!

Thanks man. I know the feeling! But you just have to prioritize.

[Mark M]

Is the transformer powering the up lights on the brick work or only powering the lights in the landscaping?

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Mark M

Is the transformer powering the up lights on the brick work or only powering the lights in the landscaping?

Those too. So all of em.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Thank you.

Your projects have been successful for sure. This looks good, again.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Lups

Your projects have been successful for sure. This looks good, again.

Much appreciated.

[Patrick303]

Looks great! That's my first project next spring. I'd do it now, but we've gotten almost a foot of snow this week.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Patrick719

Looks great! That's my first project next spring. I'd do it now, but we've gotten almost a foot of snow this week.

Thanks!
I feel you. Since I completed this last week right before Thanksgiving, this entire area has gotten 6-10in of non-stop rain! Talk about "perfect timing!"