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A landscape lighting system is built from a small number of parts working together: a transformer converting standard household power to a safe low-voltage output, wire carrying that power to each fixture, and the fixtures themselves shaping how and where light actually lands. Greenlist's lighting catalog is organized around those parts, so whether you're relamping an existing fixture or designing a system from the ground up, you can shop by what the project actually needs.

Lighting Fixtures cover every part of a landscape — path lights for walkways and borders, accent and up lights for trees and architecture, patio and deck lights for outdoor living spaces, and spotlights or flood lights for security and broad coverage. Transformers power the whole system, stepping down household voltage to a safe range and offering multi-tap output to account for voltage drop across longer runs. Lamps / Bulbs let you change how a fixture performs — brightness, color temperature, beam spread — without replacing the fixture itself, and Wire carries power from the transformer to every fixture in the layout, rated for direct burial and sized to minimize voltage loss.

Getting a lighting layout right the first time comes down to a few calculations that are easy to skip and expensive to get wrong. The Transformer Sizing Center finds the ideal power capacity for a system based on total fixture wattage, so a transformer isn't undersized for the load it's asked to carry. The Wire Gauge Finder matches wire gauge to a run's actual load and distance, and the Voltage Drop Analysis tool checks whether fixtures are getting enough power to avoid flickering or premature failure. The Beam Spread & Spacing tool calculates the right distance between fixtures for even, gap-free coverage.

Greenlist stocks commercial-grade lighting components from FX Luminaire, Kichler, Vista, and Unique — brands built for permanent outdoor installation rather than seasonal or decorative use. The Learn HUB has project guides covering everything from planning a first lighting installation to understanding why landscape lighting is worth the investment.