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I understand the wiring and voltage drop etc... I need help with the lighting design. I want to light up the front of my home (stone face)(wall wash & columns) and do some up lighting and down lighting on trees (moon lighting effect) (wooded lot -nice mature trees). I've seen some really nice lighting in my area and understand the concepts but need help in knowing what kind of fixtures and bulbs - also placement.

Any suggestion on a good company? Minnesota - Twin Cities

ELS (Executive Lighting Solutions) They helped me out. It's great you can send them photos and they can even draw right on them to let you know where to put the fixtures. I was impressed with their knowledge on how to light different areas. I had gone through a couple of different landscape contractor but they didn't seem to know much about the different techniques, they just wanted to sell me fixtures.

Good luck. (I think they are up in your neck of the woods)

2006-09-14 09:41:37 by Richard H

Preferred Properties Landscape Lighting designer Michael Gotowala is the proud recipient of the AOLP- 2008Association of Outdoor lighting ...

I am with a small landscape lighting company and need help with the design of a fixture.
specifically low voltage lighting. LED lighting knowledge a plus

you haven't defined the application/usage of the lighting...

Unidirectional ? Omnidirectional ? Swivel ? fixed ? Array ? standalone ? halogen ? LED ? polarized ? rechargeable solar ? hardwire ? plastic ? metal alloy ? decorative ?watt/electricity limits ? other design limitations or parameters ?

Anyhow, an engineering or home fixtures company could assist you.

2007-12-26 11:55:26 by gaprimo22

Price: $9.95

I think I got a great deal on a new build home. Now it's time for the landscape, wiring, and design center appointments. I'm cool in all areas except the design center. Light fixtures, faucets, etc, I can do myself. Is it smart to upgrade the counter tops, cabinets, sinks, etc (major items)? The costs of these items are rolled into the price of the home at closing. OR should I wait until my finances permit and do them myself? The only thing I'm sure on upgrading is the carpet pad.

Kitchen and bath upgrades (especially master bath) are key resale selling points. Also crown molding in the primary living areas is a big plus. Good luck.

2007-02-04 20:11:48 by questions

Price: $25.00

So my question was too long for Yahoo! but I converted it into a picture and posted in on imageshack.

HERES a link to the outlet I'm referencing to...
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HERES the question..
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hard to say unless i see it for my self but........ read the receptacle..... there should be a "line" side and a "load" side .... the line side is the black wire that is hot when the circuit breaker is on... the other black is not on, that is the wire that feeds the "loads", ..the gfci ... ground fault circuit interrupter.....protects everything daisy chained after it.... so are there 3 black wires after you extended it to the back yard?....... those go on the load side.... black on brass color....all the whites under the silver screw..... and the green or bare copper to the ground screw .... and the black and red buttons are test and reset.... turn it on and push the reset button..... and if it is positively wired correctly and trips... the switch could be bad or something is grounded... good luck...

2007-06-21 22:32:39 by Mehrad

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Mulereiner, again!

1) saddle bronc (lord help me that so looks like me last week)

2) calf roping

3) pole bending

4) barrel racing

2007-10-20 17:15:17 by katiemustang