Connect and Program the Lighting System

What happens here

Once all fixtures are installed and wired to the main low-voltage cable, connect the entire system to a central low-voltage transformer. Ensure the total wattage of all your connected lights does not exceed the transformer's capacity (typically leaving a 10-15% buffer). Mount the transformer securely to a wall near an outdoor GFCI outlet. Carefully connect all wires according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring all connections are waterproof. Plug in the transformer and test the entire system to ensure all lights are functioning correctly (as seen in the full night views from 0:40 onwards to 0:53). Make any final adjustments to light angles for the desired visual impact. Finally, program any timers, photocell sensors, or smart home integrations to automatically turn the lights on at dusk and off at a set time or sunrise, optimizing energy use and providing convenience.

Goal: Activate and automate the outdoor lighting system for optimal functionality and aesthetics