Path Lighting, Focus Outdoor Lighting Fixtures, Low Voltage Lighting & Trail Light

We are building on 20 acres with house on top and majority of the land drops down to the valley floor 800ft. below. I would like to have a couple pole lights that will illuminate smaller areas as "guide lights" on the way down for when we take in night time fire pits, etc. I do not wish to have these lights on all night every night. The idea would be to "switch" the light on from the house then when I am down to that particular light pole, I have a choice to either turn that light off completely or "dim" it down if preferred. I imagine the pole being no higher then 12'' (to 15?) Do they make such, and if so, what would you recommend?Thank you for your attention, DEE

I would recommend that you consider using FOCUS COPPER PATH LIGHTS to illuminate your trail to the firepit! I would put a PATH LIGHT every 20'' or so and alternate back and forth for a handsome look. Having pole lights will certainly be more efficient, but path lights are more charming and won''t create light pollution preventing you for enjoying the stars on a clear evening. For that distance you will need to run 10/2 UF DIRECT BURIAL CABLE or underground wiring to at least four TRANSFORMER LOCATIONS to power up the lights.

Labels: Direct Burial Cable, Focus, Outdoor and Trail Lighting, Path Lights, Transformer

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