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Green Lantern · 07-12-2007, 10:17 AM

Hey Everyone I am a newbie to both this site as well as the low voltage landscape lighting business and my question to all the seasoned vets is which lighting manufacturers have you found has the best designs and or quality of the fixtures? Im still looking for what the more popular fixtures are with the homeowners so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Dominic Leone
Green Lantern Lighting

Unique · 07-12-2007, 10:31 AM

Dominic-

For obvious reasons I am a little partial to my products at Unique Lighting Systems. We provide some of the best transformers on the market that along with our Brass "Odyssey" line of fixtures and all of our Well Lights carry a LIFE-TIME WARRANTY!! Our "Copper Knights" series of copper lights carry a 15 year. Please view our website at uniquelighting.com. If you have any additional questions you can contact myself at anytime at 800-955-4831 and just ask for Joey D. We also have a large outside sales staff that can come out and provide you with all the tools you need to get your lighting buisness rolling, weather you need training for you and your crews, sample products for showing your customers, or maybe some onsite hands on design training in the form of a customer demo please do not hesitate to call!! We are known in this industry as innovators and with the introduction and development of our "HUB" wiring system we have single handedly changed the way that Low Voltgae Lighting is being done!! Again thats why we say "We are The Innovators, Not the Immitators!"

NightScenes · 07-12-2007, 01:48 PM

Hey there Dominic, first I need to say that you need to make certain to follow all codes and regulations in your state or local municipalities. Next I would say that there are many quality lighting manufactures to choose from. I always suggest using products from members of the AOLP. You can find a list of these manufactures at www.aolponline.org . You can just click on "manufactures" and follow their links. I suggest using these manufactures because their membership in the AOLP shows that they have an interest in the industry as a whole and the promotion of professionalism.