Articles Related to: Garden Lighting

Replacing Halogen Lamps With LED Spotlights

Replacing 12v Halogen Lamps place a 50w bulb with a 15w one and get a satisfactory result, yet that seems to be exactly what many of those complaining in forums and review sites seem to have done by opting for cheap 1w to 2w LEDs that will match a night-light (or perform perfectly well as home made garden lighting) but not much else. There is no avoiding the fact that quality, high power LED lights cost, but you really do get what you pay for. Note: you might have noticed the term "Dichroic Halogen" used a fair ...

LED Garden Lighting Basics

LED Garden Lighting Basics Outdoor LED lighting first started appearing as part of the range of low voltage Garden Lighting systems only just a few years ago, but has since become extremely popular. LED garden lights deliver beautiful after dark effects while being very easy to install, safe for plants, animals and children, fairly inexpensive to buy and very cheap to run. Traditionally, Garden Lighting has relied on normal incandescent bulbs and halogen spotlights and as a result can ...

How To Repair Broken LED Garden Lights

How To Repair Broken LED Garden Lights I used an Aurora 12V G4 LED which was fairly inexpensive and delivered FREE the day after I ordered it. This is a 1W warm white LED which gives out one heck of lot more light than most products sold as garden lighting. I decided to tone it down by adding a colored filter (more about this later) but you may in fact want a bright light. As you can see from this next photograph, two terminal blocks set back to back make a good fit for the ...

The Art Of Effective Garden Lighting

Effective Garden Lighting Garden Lighting is in many respects a close cousin of home lighting. It is a long established doctrine of garden design to consider outdoors as simply another room (or set of rooms) and the basic principles for creating effective home lighting broadly apply to Garden Lighting also. Lighting designers group different types of lighting under particular categories, these being: ambient, accent, decorative and task lighting. But before we look further at these categories, it's worth reviewing the main ways in which outdoor spaces differ from interior rooms. The most obvious difference is scale; rooms are bounded by walls and ceilings and thus are ...

What You Need To Know About Energy Saving Light Bulbs

What You Need To Know About Low Energy Light Bulbs