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Low-voltage path, accent, and spotlights for gardens, walkways, and grounds.

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Low voltage landscape and garden lighting that handles Canadian freeze-thaw seasons: 12V AC/DC path lights, hardscape paver lights, transformers, and full-size LED bollards across 54 products. Luminiz builds most of the 12V line, with Reno Lighting covering the hardwired bollards.

  • Luminiz Luna and Honeycomb 12V path lights from $52
  • Cannon aluminum landscape light, 6W LED in warm white, at $81
  • Nexleds RGBCW hardscape paver lights in bronze from $28
  • 88W landscape transformer to feed a full yard of 12V runs
  • Reno 42 inch LED bollards with selectable CCT from $316

Being 100% Canadian-owned, we ship these coast to coast in 3 to 7 business days, give free shipping over $150 in Ontario and Quebec, and take 10% off at checkout for the rest of Canada. Vaughan, ON pickup and a price match guarantee round out the deal.

Landscape lighting here is mostly 12V low voltage: path lights, hardscape paver lights, and the transformers that feed them, plus full height LED bollards that run on line voltage. A low voltage system starts with a transformer sized to the load, so total the wattage of every fixture and leave about 20 percent headroom. Voltage drop is the usual problem on long runs, so use heavier gauge burial cable and split the yard into shorter legs. Bollards are hardwired and need a direct burial feed and a solid base.
Common questions
What size transformer do I need for my landscape lights?
Add the wattage of every fixture, then add about 20 percent so the transformer is not sitting at its limit. Twelve 6W path lights come to 72 watts, which the 88W transformer listed here handles with room to spare. If you expect to add fixtures in a later phase, size up now.
Why are the path lights at the end of the run dim?
That is voltage drop. Over a long 12V cable the voltage available at the far end falls and the last fixtures lose brightness. The fixes are heavier gauge burial cable, splitting the yard into several shorter runs from the transformer, or using a multi-tap transformer to compensate.
Can low voltage landscape cable be buried directly?
Use cable rated for direct burial and follow the depth your electrician and local inspector require. Low voltage runs are not held to the same burial depth as line voltage, but the cable still needs mechanical protection where it crosses driveways or garden beds that get dug up regularly.
Will these fixtures hold up through a Canadian winter?
The 12V path and hardscape fixtures here are built in aluminum for outdoor use through freeze and thaw cycles. Check the location rating on each product page, keep the transformer enclosure up off the ground, and clear snow off lenses so meltwater does not pool and refreeze around the housing.
Can I order a full landscape package and pick it up?
Fixtures, transformer, and bollards can all go on one order. Counter pickup is at 8520 Jane St, Vaughan, ON. Shipping goes coast to coast in about 3 to 7 business days, free over $150 to Ontario and Quebec, with 10% off applied at checkout for the rest of Canada. We price match.