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In Series vs Parallel Circuits

Posted on 14th April 2022 at 12:29 am by Raphael / Uncategorized

Which is more suitable for garden lighting, In series or Parallel circuits? This question gets asked a lot and each option has its pros and cons. Here are my thoughts and findings from using the two type of systems over the last 20 years. The points below gives a good…

Installing Festoon Lights

Posted on 9th September 2021 at 10:58 pm by Raphael / Outdoor Lighting Tips

Festoon lighting can often be dismissed as a bit kitch. However done correctly festoons can provide not only practical lighting but can help create a warm and inviting area to socialise when the sun goes down. They are perfect for lighting outdoors in gardens, gazebos, patios, dining areas and path ways. …

Low voltage garden lighting connections

Posted on 14th August 2021 at 1:15 am by Raphael / G&L Lighting, Outdoor Lighting Tips

We often get asked how and what connections to use for extra low voltage garden lighting. This question can often be answered by examining the location the lights are situated in. For example if a light is being mounted in a tree or on a wall, then crimping and heat…

Material’s, finishes and keeping costs within budget

Posted on 17th July 2021 at 11:50 pm by Raphael / G&L Lighting, Outdoor Lighting Tips

With the vast majority of material price’s increasing, we look at how to be smart with your choices and the installation of your garden lights. Sharp increases in copper and 316 stainless steel prices, it is always worth revisiting alternatives and how to use them to help keep cost to…

Introduction to garden lighting part 2

Posted on 20th February 2021 at 11:26 pm by Raphael / Outdoor Lighting Tips

Following on from part 1, we are looking at some of the other main aspects of garden lighting such as wattage, IP rating, types of lights and the different material finishes. Wattage output This indicates the amount of power a fitting or led uses. It’s important to note this number…

Connecting garden lights to cables part 2

Posted on 18th January 2021 at 11:39 pm by Raphael / G&L Lighting, Outdoor Lighting Tips

Connecting garden lighting to cables – part 2. Part one of the blog covered – 1/ Junction boxes 2/ Heat shrink and crimps 3/ Quick connectors The second part below covers the next two parts – 4/ Wire nuts (mainly used in the US) 5/ Plug and play systems …

Designing an outdoor lighting solution

Posted on 16th December 2020 at 11:22 pm by Raphael / G&L Lighting, Outdoor Lighting Tips, Website

Garden and Landscape Lighting not only supplies high quality garden lighting but can help in designing and implementing outdoor lighting solutions. The picture shows a lighting design for a project on the Essex (UK) coast. The property had a steep 17 meter decline from the top drive to the foot…

Garden Entertainment post Covid

Posted on 29th September 2020 at 3:23 pm by Raphael / G&L Lighting, Outdoor Lighting Tips

As we adjust to life with the covid virus, we are making lifestyle changes, some of which will remain with us after any vaccine is found. One of these will be in using our home and garden more efficiently. With our garden, we now see it as more of an…

Copper hanging pendant outdoor light – review

Posted on 31st January 2020 at 9:25 am by Raphael / G&L Lighting, News, Outdoor Lighting Tips

High quality copper hanging pendant outdoor light can be used to enhance your garden lighting design. Hanging lanterns are a great addition to any outdoor lighting design. These fittings can be used on pergolas, seating areas, walls, paths and trees. For best result for lighting a tree, hang a minimum…

Copper spike spot outdoor light – review

Posted on 30th January 2020 at 9:51 am by Raphael / G&L Lighting, News

The copper adjustable spike spot outdoor light design is one our most popular products for garden lighting installations. The garden light can be used as a feature in multiple ways, such as garden or path up or down, cross or back lighting. The LED lamp that is put in these…

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In Series vs Parallel Circuits

Installing Festoon Lights

Low voltage garden lighting connections

Material’s, finishes and keeping costs within budget

Introduction to garden lighting part 2

Connecting garden lights to cables part 2

Designing an outdoor lighting solution

Garden Entertainment post Covid

Copper hanging pendant outdoor light – review

Copper spike spot outdoor light – review

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