This says to cut your structural post 1 1/2" short of the sleeve height. Then it shows drilling a 5/8" hole to run the wire into the top support rail to run the wire to under rail lighting. Problem is that now you are drilling into a post that is 37 1/2" tall ( assuming a 39" sleeve) at approximately 36" up, so you have to carve out the 4x4 to get the wire down into that hole. If using a post to post drinkrail, as I am doing, you also need to rout a groove in the underside of the drink rail board to allow the wire to pass into the top of the support rail.

You should add how to run the wires and connecting all the wires to the main transformer. The instructions with the Post & Rail do not address this as well.

"Image or graphic needed" @ 4:45... lol

The Accent Lights have a major design flaw with the mounting screw being only at the bottom. When tightening that alan screw, the top part of the light-housing pulls away from the post. WTF?

The post cap installed in this video looks like it runs on A/C since there was no concern for polarity when the wiring was attached. When I go to TimberTech's website, all I see is D/C models. Where are the A/C models? How about some links to the products used in the video?

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Realize this is old, but in case anybody else searches the - the TimberTech transformers are 120AC to 12AC - they're not DC like a lot of outdoor lighting transformers...