Residential Collection Brochure
Explore our 48-page brochure for a detailed look at HK Lighting’s Residential Collection. It highlights our full product line for outdoor architectural and landscape lighting, with specifications and key design benefits.
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Narrow-Band Amber. Preserve the night.
Learn how HK Luxury’s Narrow-Band amber lighting combines precise illumination and refined design to enhance coastal homes while minimizing light spill into sensitive wildlife habitats.
iLLi Courses: International Lighting Institute
The International Landscape Lighting Institute (iLLi) is a nonprofit education group dedicated to teaching the art and science of lighting landscapes at night.
IES Online Training: Learn Night Light with Janet Lennox Moyer
This 20-session series lays the foundation for outdoor lighting professionals to design safe, beautiful nighttime environments.
Voltage Drop Calculator
Calculate voltage drop for your landscape lighting installation. Ensure optimal performance by maintaining proper voltage at the end of your lighting runs.
Instructions for Use - Wattage Method
- Run length and wattage need to be input from your site plan or design. Wattage should be the total wattage on the longest wire run.
- On-site adjustment: The easiest way to modify end of line voltage when on site is to use the variable voltage tap on the transformer.
- Wire gauge can be modified during the design process or on site. Increasing wire thickness (lower gauge number) will reduce total voltage drop.
- All wire needs to be direct burial copper landscape wire.
- Wire gauge and transformer tap voltage have dropdown menus; wattage and run length need to be entered directly.
Instructions for Use - HK Product Method (100% HK Lighting Systems Only)
- Run Length needs to be input from site plan or design. Wattage is calculated by product mix entered below.
- Input the quantity of each product below on each wire run to calculate voltage.
- On-site adjustment: The easiest way to modify end of line voltage when on site is to use the variable voltage tap on the transformer.
- Wire gauge can be modified in design process or on site. Increasing wire thickness (lower gauge) will reduce voltage drop.
- All wire needs to be direct burial copper landscape wire.
- Wire gauge and transformer tap have pull down menus. Run length should be input from design or onsite measurement.