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Low Voltage Landscape Light Transformer - 75W - TR75
Low Voltage Landscape Light Transformer - 75W - TR75
Country of Origin Information
Country of Origin Information
Specificications
Specificications
Dimensions
Dimensions
4" W x 4" D x 9" T
Warranty
Warranty
5 Year Warranty
DIY Installation Steps
DIY Installation Steps
Small But Mighty and Gets the Job Done with Ease
Sized for Easy and Reliable Power
For small to medium landscape lighting projects, the TR75 75w toroid transformer is the only way to go.
With the low voltage TR75, you can power landscape lights in both commercial and residential applications. As all of our available landscape lights range from only 1w to 10w, this transformer can handle most small to medium landscape lighting systems.
This table helps you determine the maximum number of lights that can be supported based on the wire run length for different types of landscape lighting: pathlights, spotlights, and in-set lights. As the wire run length increases, the maximum number of lights that can be powered decreases. Use this table to ensure your lighting setup stays within safe limits for optimal performance.
| Wire Run Length | Maximum Number of Pathlights | Maximum Number of Spotlights | Maximum Number of In-Set Lights | Maximum Total Watts |
| 15m (50') | 40 | 12 | 60 | 60 |
| 30m (100') | 25 | 7 | 37 | 37 |
| 46m (150') | 17 | 10 | 25 | 25 |
| 61m (200') | 12 | 4 | 18 | 18 |
| 76m (250') | 10 | 3 | 15 | 15 |
Transformational Durability
The body is made from marine-grade powder-coated aluminum that is durable and resistant to rust. Our TR75 has one 12v tap for running and powering a single line of light fixtures. Our transformers are completely serviceable and include a 3-year warranty.
- Input: 120v AC 60Hz
- Output: 12v AC 60Hz
- Core: Toroid magnetic
- Pre-wired photocell hookup
The 75w Toroid Transformer includes 2 wood screws for mounting and an Instruction manual. Photocell and timers are sold separately, click here to view our available options.
If you have any questions, read our blog post all about what is and why you need a transformer.
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