Silhouette Lights are Low voltage (12V) landscape lighting that are ideal for residential and light commercial use. The LED bulbs in our low voltage lighting save up to 85% of electricity compared to conventional incandescent and halogen bulbs. Our lights are easy to install and maintain and are built to last.

Silhouette Lights increase home security by deterring intruders who operate under the cover of darkness. It improves safety, because trips and falls are less likely on well-lit paths and walkways. Last but not least, our lights enhance your home's look and curb appeal.

With landscape lighting, the difference between a “cheap” and an “expensive” landscape lighting system isn’t just the price, almost always it will be reflected in the results. By choosing the cheaper alternative, you may end up spending more because it generally doesn’t last as long, which means constant cost of repair, downtime and aggravation. Performance, reliability, serviceability, durability and function are the most important aspects in choosing lights with price way down on the list. Simply put- cheap products don’t last.

In the short term, the appeal of solar lights for their cost and ease of installation may be a consideration. The downside of solar lights likely outweigh their benefits. Solar lights are no where near as bright as low voltage LED lights. As well, the run time and need to be placed in areas without cover greatly limit their usability. Finally, solar lights are general made of plastic materials and just don't have the lifespan of Silhouette Lights.

To install low voltage landscape lighting, you will need a transformer to reduce the 120-volt output from your house's electrical system to the 12 volts used by low voltage Silhouette Lights.

Our transformes come in 3 versions. You will first want to determine how many and what specific low voltage landscape lights you plan to use for your project. Once the quantities and models have been chosen you can then properly size your transformer by multiplying the number of each light by the watts used and then add all the watgages together.

The wattage of all the low voltage landscape lights added together needs to be less than 80% of the transformer's capacity. Remember that you may want to leave room on the transformer to add additional fixtures in the future.