We now have a full line of Lightech transformers available on the site. Lightech is a subsidiary of popular manufacturing giant General Electric.

These transformers can be used to divert energy into an array of landscape lighting fixtures such as well lights, ground lights, directional lights, path lights and more. 

The transformers do not only have use in powering lights in your front or backyard. The transformer can also be used in the home to power up desk lamps, ceiling lamps, under cabinet lamps and more.

Browse our full selection here: Lightech Transformers

Our LET 70 model is now on SALE. You can get it now for 11.99 while supplies last.

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