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Thank you! I’ve read several tutorials and watched a couple of videos on daisy-chaining, and this is the first one that actually explains the concept clearly.

Thank you for making these videos. I've wanted landscape lighting for years but have never had the money for it. With the help of Google and your channel/videos I was finally able to get my lighting done today! Thanks

When you say daisy chain , does that mean in series or parallel

Absolutely the best explanation on KZread for wiring, I can't believe it took so long to find it! Thank you

Thanks for the vid it was helpful

Love the Crape Myrtle in your yard ..

Hi Adam, I failed to see where you actually connected the wires. Specifically, how did you join the wires from the light to the main wire which you cut? Perhaps, this is in another video? anyway, I appreciate what your doing, it is helpful when trying to understand the in's and out's of ODL. Cheers

I want to say THANK U 😭

hi. i love your vids.can i use 14 gauge low voltage landscape wire with my lights that have 18 awg?

How would u solder three wires together in a daisy chain and add shrink wrapping to waterproof it??

How do I get a three wire daisy chain to work? The main power side work and not the other side. I tied all three wires together. Thanks.

I am installing lights on my deck stairs. They are obviously close together. Does each light need to make a separate connection to the main wire, or could I put multiple lights in the same connection?

Thanks very much, I really appreciate your videos!

Can you set up a daisy chain of landscape lighting without cutting the main cable? What connector would you use to clamp the fixture wire to the main wire?

thanks for showing this. You did not show how to connect Daisy Chain wires. Is there any separate video for that?

Adam

Can you Y it off in two different directions. Split 2 lines into 1 line

I just subscribed and really like your tutorials. Can I tie a Volt 4 light kit to an existing landscape lighting system (Kitchner) that lights up my arbor? Would I just daisy chain off one of the existing lights or would it be better to run a new lead for the set of 4 into the existing 300W transformer? That transformer is not even at capacity now so it has plenty of room for growth.

Doesn't wrapping the excess wire at each fixture create additional inductance that exacerbates voltage loss?