Landscape lighting 101: Best place to learn more about LED BULBS - Part 3 of 7

This video covers landscape lighting LED bulb for those learning more about it.



Landscape lighting is growing in popularity. More people are wanting to install their own landscape lighting, especially during this season.

If you are a DIYer looking into installing your own landscape lighting, click the link below to learn more about landscape lighting.

Part 7: Getting Help

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[KENFEDOR]

Wow, that was an entire college course in less than 14 minutes! The engineer in me appreciates your effort to pragmatically explain these features.

[kenperry]

You are very knowledgeable and clear explaining. One of the most helpful channels on YouTube I'd say. Great job! I sell & design lighting and chime in every once in awhile to answer questions that you haven't yet, hope you don't mind

[richardkimgreene]

Very professional, concise, articulate and authentic presentation of content. Great personality that projects confidence that allows one to focus on content & Iearn a lot from each video. Subscribed.

[djmk]

The only common lamp with a CRI of 100 is the standard incandescent bulb. The highest CRI for LED lamps are still in the 90’s range. At some point in the near future, they may develop an LED lamp with a CRI of 100, or very close to it. LED technology is still emerging and has a long way to go. Hopefully all the current problems plaguing LEDs will one day become a thing of the past (such as premature driver failure, people becoming more knowledgeable of the limitations of LED lamps, etc.).

[jonmarshall]

Any suggestions for colored mr16 and G4 for holidays? Don’t really need top notch as it’s not my primary bulbs but been hard to find G4s specifically

[lbmitchell]

Good Day, after watching many of your videos regarding Kelvins vs Lumens I still have a problem. We are using MR16 LED 4.5 warm white 2700K. They still appear to be TOO BRIGHT. What can we do to reduce this brightness? Thanks, Bill

[kenperry]

Led modules are decent and better than integrated since warranty on them is usually same as lamps for the whole fixtures vs 5 for an led drop in & 10+ years for the fixtures usually for less money than many integrated also

[keithcroshaw]

Hey I just subscribed. I heard you talking about color LEDs and a data wire. I'm very familiar with RGBWW LEDs, I have them in my front yard, but they're actually deck lights that I've modified and they all are the same color. I'm interested in individually addressable RGBWW LEDs and I haven't really seen many products with that so I'm preparing to embark on making them myself. Have you seen anything that's not lux tier before I drive myself crazy?

[garybass]

I use AMP for my installs because of the ease of purchasing and affordability but I heard the bulbs are lousy. Who can I use to upgrade this? SiteOne?

[Gambler]

I have 20k to start, I'm creative i worked in 4 houses i know how everything works
THE ONLY THING I'M SCARED I'M NOT GOOD IN ENGLISH AND I GET ANXIOUS WHEN I TRY TO PRESENT PRODUCKT TO THE COSTUMERS
it's not fair this stopping me to start this business 😒