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Using post lanterns on deck posts and coach lanterns on house walls that are near deck areas can add a decorative sparkle to your deck lighting.
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 | | HID Flood lights
To light up the backyard landscaping for viewing from the house or deck, try mounting Metal Halide floodlights under the outer edge of the deck pointing away from the house (hopefully without bothering the neighbors.
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Deck Lighting can be accomplished very effectively with floodlights mounted on the house, nearby trees or the deck posts.
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 | | Landscape Down Lights
Mounting landscape down lights every few feet along the deck railing or the deck itself can provide sturdy low level light.
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 | | Photocells
Turn on lights automatically from dusk to dawn with photocells. Pick a photocell with maximum wattage capacity greater than the total wattage of the lights you want to control. photocells waste energy by keeping lights on all night every night.
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 | | Post Lanterns
Using post lanterns on deck posts and coach lanterns on house walls that are near deck areas can add a decorative sparkle to your deck lighting.
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 | | Quartz Flood lights
Deck Lighting can be accomplished very effectively with floodlights mounted on the house, nearby trees or the deck posts.
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For added security, a sensor controlled flood light will light your deck whenever anyone comes within the sensor’s range. Sensors save energy by keeping lights off unless they are needed.
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You can use sensors mounted separately from lights to control any of your deck lighting. A good suggestion is a Hi/lo sensor. It gives you dusk to dawn lighting at 20% or the normal fixture brightness. When the sensor detects movement, lights come to full brightness.
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