Lighting Accessories

Quick choosing guide

1. Plan the layout: use a hub or T-splits and size cable (12/14 AWG) to keep farthest fixtures near 11–12V.
2. Seal every splice: choose gel-filled/direct-burial connectors for reliability in wet soil.
3. Mount for the surface: stakes for soil, risers for tall plantings, tree straps with stand-offs for trunks, and hardscape plates under caps.
4. Control the beam: add louvers/visors or frosted lenses near paths and windows to cut glare.
5. Automate: pair a photocell with an astronomic timer or smart module for set-and-forget schedules.

Pro tips: Test voltage at the farthest fixture, leave service loops for future tweaks, and label runs in the transformer for easy maintenance. Use gel-filled connectors, bury cable per local code, and aim fixtures after dark for perfect results. Not sure what you need? Share run lengths, cable gauge, and transformer size—we’ll build a dialed-in accessory list.