Landscape Lighting Zones

Hadco ZoneScape landscape lighting control system controls up to 8 independent outdoor lighting groups at the touch of a finger from any mobile device elevating ordinary lighted landscapes into enticing high-tech destinations.

Landscape lighting zones. It cannot be used effectively for transformers located in dark or heavily shaded areas. Oftentimes homeowners will want the lighting for all four of the above categories or as few as one. The use of lighting zones LZ was originally developed by the International Commission on Illumination CIE and appeared first in the US in IES Recommended Practice for Exterior Environmental Lighting RP-33-99.

A single ZoneScape control module can control up to 4 zones using a 300w transformer. Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972. The PhilipsHadcos ZoneScape uses built in WiFi technology.

-Lights spot lights etc. The output of those 4 relays would go back out again through the low-voltage raceway to your 4 low-voltage lighting zones. We are here to inspire and motivate people to explore the possibilities of making a career and business in Landscape.

Zone 1 Front yard - Various lights under bushestrees - These can be on a fixed schedule. The low voltage output of the lighting transformer I would split into 4 wires and connect each one through the low-voltage raceway to the input side of another 4 relays. Zone 2 Front yard - lights for the walk path to the houses front door - These need to be on a motion sensor.

Creating lighting zones is a great way to set the perfect mood. Start by Creating Lighting Zones. The max watts on a zone is under 5A with 3-7 watt lights at 12V.

A bit clunky but works fine. Plug your low-voltage transformer into that outlet. The lights in zone two would plug into a transformer by the front door.