It only took 3 years, let there be light!

[v6toy4x]

I designed a landscape system for our backyard, a little over 3 years ago, bought all the stuff and that was the end of that. A couple weeks ago one of my good friends gave me enough shit and offered to help so we finally got it done.

2 control panels, 40ish lights, on 8 separate zones, each with full dimming and dividable into 2 separate strings. Our landscape is pretty symmetrical right to left so each zone has a right and left side. Each of those strings has a WIFI switch so I can shut strings on or off or even individual lights in a couple spots on my phone. Turn most everything off when my fat ass heads for the hot tub kind of a PSA for the neighbors! I am using 12 of the 16 strings now so some room for future, maybe Christmas lights of some sort?

 

[DILLIGAF]

Looks awesome. Congrats on getting it done

 

[EmpirE231]

Dang that wiring job is legit

 

[Travmon]

In a round about estimate what do you have in parts on that lighting project. It looks fantastic. I am in the needing to do research mode for this and full yard audio.

 

[monkeyswrench]

Looks beautiful!

 

[havasujeeper]

Looks like a Lavey wiring job. Looks awesome!

 

[Backlash]

Beautiful install! Damn it looks good!

 

[v6toy4x]

In a round about estimate what do you have in parts on that lighting project. It looks fantastic. I am in the needing to do research mode for this and full yard audio.

4kish in lights, wire, power supply, controls, no labor

 

[v6toy4x]

Dang that wiring job is legit

Thanks,
probably 24+ hours in that control panel, there is a second one with only 2 zones at the pool. It was a fun challenge for an old carpenter, especially learning the WIFI part, didnt think I could actually get it to work

 

[rivermobster]

Thanks,
probably 24+ hours in that control panel, there is a second one with only 2 zones at the pool. It was a fun challenge for an old carpenter, especially learning the WIFI part, didnt think I could actually get it to work

Well done!

 

[Rennsport]

Something to be proud of!

 

[v6toy4x]

Something to be proud of!

I will hold that in reserve for the next 6 months or so, then if its still working

 

[Zach bash]

Looks great!

 

[DLC]

That is some Bad Ass Resort Style Lightning!

What lights did you use for the tall palm trees?

Love the way they look ! The trunk is illuminated all the way up

 

[v6toy4x]

That is some Bad Ass Resort Style Lightning!

What lights did you use for the tall palm trees?

Love the way they look ! The trunk is illuminated all the way up

the palms are the money shot for sure

well it was a while ago, pretty sure they were from VOLT 7 watt LEDS 2700K with 38 degree beam, there are 2 at the base of each palm about 2' off the tree and 30" apart from each other, give or take. It took several nights of moving them and bulb changes. Ended up way better than I anticipated for sure

 

[Orange Juice]

I designed a landscape system for our backyard, a little over 3 years ago, bought all the stuff and that was the end of that. A couple weeks ago one of my good friends gave me enough shit and offered to help so we finally got it done.

2 control panels, 40ish lights, on 8 separate zones, each with full dimming and dividable into 2 separate strings. Our landscape is pretty symmetrical right to left so each zone has a right and left side. Each of those strings has a WIFI switch so I can shut strings on or off or even individual lights in a couple spots on my phone. Turn most everything off when my fat ass heads for the hot tub kind of a PSA for the neighbors! I am using 12 of the 16 strings now so some room for future, maybe Christmas lights of some sort? View attachment 1488014 View attachment 1488015 View attachment 1488017 View attachment 1488016

Since this is RDP, the sparky’s and Engineers are going to ask questions

(this is mine, sorry in advance). I see 10 amp fuses protecting those circuit boards. I see the Power Supply is Rated @ 25 Amp max, rated @300watts. How much current do the largest llights accept? I’m assume LED bulbs are being used?
Thanks
Also looked great