How to install garden lights with transformer

8 lights X 20 watts 160 watts. Drive a wood stake into the ground next to the outlet. If you have existing 3-pin sockets indoors or watertight outdoors then you can simply plug the transformer into one of them. 13052003 Slide the stripped wires under the two terminal screws on the bottom of the transformer. X Multiply that total by 15 100 x 15 150. 13032019 If you can install a larger 50-63mm duct between joint boxes it will make pulling cables through easier.

Heath picked out a system that has a photocell that plugs into it.

These boxes typically are hidden behind low lying shrubs or bushes. Use screws long enough to drive into the sheathing underneath the siding. X Multiply that total by 15 100 x 15 150. Usually you just add up the total watts of all the lights you are installing then add 20 percent. Tighten the screws all the way to hold the cable securely in place. For masonry drill a hole for a lag shield then screw into the shield. Use 10-gauge wire for the main lines from the transformer to where the lights begin then switch to 12-gauge wire between the lights. Each landscape light provides a maximum bulb wattage rating. Now connect one of the wires into the label called A and the other wire into the B label. Once you have your total number of lights follow this simple formula to ensure you pick an adequate transformer. Ground-type permitting burying the duct 600mm will save it from being damaged later on.