A 200W outdoor transformer 240V mains in,24V DC out for larger low-voltage landscape schemes.

This is the part most people forget. Every 24V Telbixfitting Terin, Elgin, Manus,Clovis, Rilto, Enoki, Raker needs a transformer, and none of them include one.

200 watts runs a real garden

Load it to about 80% of its rating roughly 160W of fittings. At3W each that is fifty or more garden lights on one circuit; with 5W spikes,around thirty. This is the unit for a whole property rather than a courtyard.

One transformer beats many drivers

Rather than a driver per fitting hidden in a dozen places, you runone box feeding the whole scheme one thing to find, one thing to service, andthe entire garden switches together. On a large installation that is the difference between amaintainable system and a treasure hunt.

Plan the circuit before you buy

Long low-voltage runs lose voltage over distance, so a big garden isnot simply a matter of a bigger transformer cable size and run length mattertoo. Send us your fitting list and a rough plan and we will size it properly, ratherthan guessing at the counter.

Why 24 volts is worth it

Everything past the transformer runs at extra-low voltage ClassIII. Inground that gets dug, edged and watered for years, that is a real safety margin.

It lives outdoors

Published as IP67 the lower of our two figures; the record says IP68. Ratedfor genuinely wet positions, not just a sheltered box. The housing is245 76mm on a 1,500mm mains tail.

Double insulated

ClassII no earth required on the mains side. A licensed electrician isstill needed to wire it in.

Where it works

• Whole-property landscape schemes.
• Long runs with many fittings.
• Commercial and multi-dwelling gardens.
• The 60W unit is enough for a courtyard.

Specifying it

245 76mm, mains tail 1,500mm.240V AC in, 24V DC out, 200W capacity.Not dimmable.ClassII double insulated, no earth required,published as IP67 the record says IP68. Warranty is three years, as areplacement warranty. No height or weight is published the record gives thisunit a height of 3.8mm, and both figures are transposed with the 60W transformer.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

How many lights will it run?

Load it to about 80% roughly 160W of fittings. At 3W each that is fifty or more garden lights; with 5W spikes, around thirty.

Do I need this or the 60W one?

The 60W unit is enough for a courtyard or a dozen small fittings. This is for a whole property. Send us your fitting list and we will size it.

Is a bigger transformer all I need for a big garden?

No long low-voltage runs lose voltage over distance, so cable size and run length matter too. Send us a rough plan and we will work it out properly.

Why one transformer instead of a driver per light?

One box feeding the whole scheme means one thing to find and one thing to service. On a large installation that is the difference between a maintainable system and a treasure hunt.

Can it get wet?

Yes we publish IP67 and the record says IP68. It is rated for genuinely wet positions, not just a sheltered box.

Can I install it myself?

No. It is wired to 240V mains and needs a licensed electrician.

Why is no height given?

Our record gives it a height of 3.8mm thinner than a coin and the sheet has it lighter than the smaller transformer. Both figures are transposed with the 60W unit.