How to Install Low Voltage Landscape Lighting on a Block Pillar

How to Install Low Voltage Landscape Lighting on a Block Pillar ~ Landscaper Know How
How to Install Low Voltage Landscape Lighting on a Block Pillar - Landscaper Know How. In this video I walk you through how install low voltage landscape lighting on a block pillar. Whether you already have an existing pillar or install a new one it is imperative to have a wire lead inside the pillar. The best way is to install a conduit when the pillar when it is first being constructed. Attaching the light fixtures together with a wire nut lug and seal with an encapsulated silicon cover. Always test the fixtures to make sure they work before finishing the pillar. It is much easier to troubleshoot when you have access to all the wires. Look for low voltage landscape lighting fixtures that have changeable lamps. If you have any questions about how to do any part of the installation please leave a comment below and I’ll get an answer for you! If you have done a similar project or have any questions about what we did in this episode of Landscaper Know How leave us a comment. Thank you for subscribing to the channel and hitting the notification bell. We most certainly appreciate it that you did! Share what you’ve done! Best to you and your projects! Enjoy!
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0:00 Introduction to Landscape Lighting a Block Pillars
0:18 Installing Conduit in the Pillar
2:14 Installing Low Voltage Wire in Conduit
3:08 Low Voltage Wire Installed in the Transformer
4:40 What a Low Voltage Ledge Light Is
6:21 Laying out the Fixture Wires
7:48 Joining Fixture Wires Together with Wire Nut Lug
12:19 Final Positioning of Fixtures and Installing Pillar Cap
13:21 Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Pillar Install Recap
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[@rbblu]

Nice Landscaping Art ! I will use your video's to coach me through some projects I'm new to this Art! thank you for chairing your Video's 👍

[@TH-vb6iw]

once the caps are pl'ed in place how do you replace the lights when they break - which they will ?

[@WorkshopatTheGardens]

Great question... the lights that I use are fully accessible once installed. two little screws pop out and the lens comes free so you can change bulbs, although with LED lamps that is a much less frequent task. there is a way to get the cap off after it is glued... slowly wedge pry all the way around and it will separate. another reason to use just enough and not too much adhesive. cheers!