Abstract: A circuit, including an electrical load such as a fluorescent lamp, energized through an inverter which is in turn energized from a standard household alternating current voltage source. The output of the inverter is of a low voltage, low current and high frequency. This power is then transmitted by a low current voltage link, in the form of a flexible small gauge, jacketed wire conductor connected across the outputs of the inverter, to the input terminals of a compact step-up transformer located a distance away from the inverter. The power created by the step-up transformer is converted to usable power by the electrical load. The low voltage link need not be enclosed in a raceway.