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Westinghouse Low-Voltage 1.2-Watt LED Landscape Path Light
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Home Depot has a few Westinghouse Low-Voltage LED Landscape Path Lights at up to 60% off. In-store pick up is available. Thanks silcam
- Westinghouse Low-Voltage 1.2 Watt Black LED Landscape Path Light $1.99
- Westinghouse Low-Voltage 1.2 Watt Remington Bronze LED Landscape Path Light $2.79
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Home Depot has a few low-voltage landscape lights for 60% off:
1.2 Watt black [homedepot.com] - $1.99
1.2 Watt remington bronze [homedepot.com] - $2.79
2.4 Watt Remington bronze [homedepot.com]- $4.79
2.4 Watt black spotlight [homedepot.com] - $4.39
Free ship to store, or free shipping to your house with purchases over $45.
1.2 Watt black [homedepot.com] - $1.99
1.2 Watt remington bronze [homedepot.com] - $2.79
2.4 Watt Remington bronze [homedepot.com]- $4.79
2.4 Watt black spotlight [homedepot.com] - $4.39
Free ship to store, or free shipping to your house with purchases over $45.
Created 06-12-2017
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Transformer converts household 110v to 12v.
Plug the low voltage transformer to your house's 110v.
Connect landscape lighting cable to voltage transformer. Run the cable along the path where you would connect the low voltage lights.
You might want to consider waterproof if needed for transformer. If you put in thirty 2.4 watt (72 watt total) landscape light, you will need to make sure your transformer can handle that load.
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Transformer converts household 110v to 12v.
Plug the low voltage transformer to your house's 110v.
Connect landscape lighting cable to voltage transformer. Run the cable along the path where you would connect the low voltage lights.
You might want to consider waterproof if needed for transformer. If you put in thirty 2.4 watt (72 watt total) landscape light, you will need to make sure your transformer can handle that load.
Transformer converts household 110v to 12v.
Plug the low voltage transformer to your house's 110v.
Connect landscape lighting cable to voltage transformer. Run the cable along the path where you would connect the low voltage lights.
You might want to consider waterproof if needed for transformer. If you put in thirty 2.4 watt (72 watt total) landscape light, you will need to make sure your transformer can handle that load.
can i connect the transformer directly to an outlet? apologies newbie here.
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Transformer converts household 110v to 12v.
Plug the low voltage transformer to your house's 110v.
Connect landscape lighting cable to voltage transformer. Run the cable along the path where you would connect the low voltage lights.
You might want to consider waterproof if needed for transformer. If you put in thirty 2.4 watt (72 watt total) landscape light, you will need to make sure your transformer can handle that load.
We are building a new house and they are putting in "Landscape lighting pre-wire, switch and stub out included (120v 15amp)". The switch will be inside next to the front door.
What is the limiting factor in how many lights I can use with this? Can I put in, say, a row of path lights and two flood lights? Can I use this with a timer? thanks.
We are building a new house and they are putting in "Landscape lighting pre-wire, switch and stub out included (120v 15amp)". The switch will be inside next to the front door.
What is the limiting factor in how many lights I can use with this? Can I put in, say, a row of path lights and two flood lights? Can I use this with a timer? thanks.
Congrats on new house. Awesome about landscape pre-wiring. You might also want to have speaker wire pre run as well. It would be cool to sit in a nicely lit backyard with music in the background.
I am not a contractor and just an average Joe performing a DIY project so this is just what I know when I did it.
Just an FYI... there is no more operations that is "original" Westinghouse. All products sold under the name are paying CBS for licensing rights to use the name. Westinghouse nuclear operations is a subsidiary of Toshiba and Westinghouse appliances are made by Electrolux plants are two examples. To state it simply, there is no manufacturing plant of any sort that operates and reports as "Westinghouse."
1.2 Watt black [homedepot.com] - $1.99
1.2 Watt remington bronze [homedepot.com] - $2.79
2.4 Watt Remington bronze [homedepot.com]- $4.79
2.4 Watt black spotlight [homedepot.com] - $4.39
Free ship to store, or free shipping to your house with purchases over $45.