Great video, thank you!!! You answered every question I had regarding adding lights to my front yard/existing run. Now I have questions about adding new lights to my backyard. My existing lights in front are all halogen and the transformer is a 300w with all the different terminals you mentioned. Right now 2 total wires are plugged in to the common and I think 15w? I’m looking at running led lights in back but I don’t know how to wire them into the transformer. (This side of the driveway has its own 300w transformer and only has 3 path lights and 2 spots now so I have plenty of wattage) If the new backyard lights are all leds do I somehow wire them in to the transformer and, if yes, how/which terminals? Or do I cut into the wire that goes to the transformer and, if yes, does it matter how close to the transformer? I remember when they were first put in the lights on the other side of the driveway that were closest to the transformer kept burning out so they added more wire so the run was longer from the first light to the transformer. Ug. I hope this makes sense. Again your video was AMAZING. THANK YOU!!!
Great video, thank you!!! You answered every question I had regarding adding lights to my front yard/existing run. Now I have questions about adding new lights to my backyard. My existing lights in front are all halogen and the transformer is a 300w with all the different terminals you mentioned. Right now 2 total wires are plugged in to the common and I think 15w? I’m looking at running led lights in back but I don’t know how to wire them into the transformer. (This side of the driveway has its own 300w transformer and only has 3 path lights and 2 spots now so I have plenty of wattage) If the new backyard lights are all leds do I somehow wire them in to the transformer and, if yes, how/which terminals? Or do I cut into the wire that goes to the transformer and, if yes, does it matter how close to the transformer? I remember when they were first put in the lights on the other side of the driveway that were closest to the transformer kept burning out so they added more wire so the run was longer from the first light to the transformer. Ug. I hope this makes sense. Again your video was AMAZING. THANK YOU!!!