Lighting Tools, Installation, & Accessories
Everything between buying fixtures and having a working lighting system lives here - wire and cord, splice kits, control timers, WIFI modules, wire strippers, and connectors size for low-voltage landscape lighting. A great fixture layout still fails if the wire gauge is undersized for the run or the splice isn't sealed for direct burial. Shop the tools and accessories that make an installation actually hold up.
Lighting Tools, Installation, & Accessories
Most lighting problems that show up months after install trace back to something in this category, not the fixture itself - an underpowered wire gauge causing voltage drop at the far end of a run, a splice that wasn't rated for burial, or a timer that's fighting the transformer instead of working with it. Wire and cord here are sized for low-voltage runs, with gauge selection driven by run length and total fixture wattage, not just what's cheapest per foot. Splice kits and wire connectors are built for direct burial, sealing out moisture rather than relying on tape or a twist-on cap. Control timers and WiFi modules let you set and adjust schedules without rewiring anything at a transformer. If you spec a new install, start with a wire run before you finalize your fixture count. Wire gauge and run length determine how many fixtures a single line can support before you need a second run or a heavier gauge.
