Low voltage lighting is safe and versatile...

12-volt is safer than 120-volt. Feel at ease knowing your low-voltage lighting system poses no risk of accidental electrical injury.

Control of 12-volt outdoor lighting is available as an easy, low cost afterthought. This is a rare feature for the more expensive 120-volt lighting.  Fully automated low-voltage lighting systems are easily attained by adding various, inexpensive control options to the existing system. 

There are multiple control options available.We install lighting with a variety of control options, from manual switches, to photocells, timers and X-10 remote controls.

 

The many advantages of low voltage lighting...

• Enhances the beauty of your landscape and home
• Improves safety and security
• Provides a warm welcome to guests
• Effectively expands areas used for entertaining
• Is versatile, durable, and can be custom tailored to your needs

The longer you operate a low-voltage system, the more money you save...

• 12-volt operating expenses are approximately 1/3 less than 120-volt lamps.
• Installation costs are approximately 1/10 as much for 12-volt.  Low voltage lighting allows for a more functional lighting system at a fraction of the cost of traditional high-voltage systems. 
• 12-volt lamps give beam control rather than the omni direction flare associated with 120-volt lamps; therefore, allow for more exact, specialized lighting effects to be incorporated into your low-voltage system designs.
• For wattages of 75 or less, there are over 100(one hundred) 12-volt lamps available, compared to 12 (twelve) 120 volt lamps.  Eliminate problems of fixture and lamp availability along with concerns of limited selection when you choose low-voltage lighting.
• 12-volt lamps are capable of compact design therefore yield more compact fixtures. Attention is focused on the lighting effect instead of the light source.
• 12-volt lamps produce a better quality of light than 120-volt.  Experience subtle natural lighting effects when you specify low-voltage lighting.
• 12-volt lamps are available in a wide range of quartz halogen, not available to 120-volt.  Again, the diverse varieties of low-voltage fixtures and lamps insure that you can create the lighting effects necessary for any installation.

 

Low-voltage lighting information and photos courtesy of Nightscaping®. To view a complete directory of available fixtures, along with multiple pictures of different lighting effects, please visit  http://www.nightscaping.com