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This project was to install some garden lights to be able to see the perimeter of the garden at night.
Part of the post covers what I did to run the low voltage cabling across a path and hide away all of the cabling as best I can.
Planning
Conceal the controller
Run the cable across the path
First off be aware this is only approriate for low voltage cabling, do not bury regular power extension cords.
Run the cable along the fence
To ensure we dont ever sever the cable during gardenining we opted to run the cable along the fence and secured it using these cable clips
Install the lights and enjoy
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @ettman8. It's sensational to have you join us, and many thanks for sharing your wonderful project.
Congratulations on the successful installation of your garden lights! You've done a great job of illuminating the garden and it's created quite the nighttime ambience. Wonderful work concealing those cables certainly beats laying them along the surface.
Well done and many thanks for sharing.
Mitchell
Good afternoon @ettman8
Nice work I use to think that lighting up things was a wast of time, How wrong I was. It really changes the feel and how a yard can be used.
I do like how you have mechanicaly protected the low voltage cable Well done and def worth doing it. Your after install tidy up is so good you cant even see the disturbed path the pipe took!
Do you use the garden more so now ?(And yeah I know its winter-ish ) Bet you cant wait for spring!
Dave
Great job and fantastic for pointing out the ELV cable and not standard cable so others don't get confused.
Looks great.
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