Abstract: The present invention relates to LED lighting devices and, more particularly, to an LED lighting device which luminous intensity may be regulated by a user of the device. In one embodiment, the LED lighting device includes a user-operated switching controller, which is adapted for selectively energizing a pre-determined portion of LED arrays of the device. The LED lighting device may also include a user-controlled means of modifying beam angle spread of the emitted light.

Abstract: A transformer for low-voltage applications such as landscape lighting, comprising a primary winding and a secondary winding inductively coupled to the primary winding, the primary winding adapted to be energized with a high voltage and the secondary winding adapted to carry a proportionately lower voltage, the secondary winding including a plurality of output taps, each output tap corresponding to a specified output voltage, and at least one common tap for each 300 W of output power up to the full capacity of the transformer, the secondary winding further including an additional common tap for an additional 300 W of output power beyond the full capacity of the transformer. A circuit breaker is associated with the primary winding and a circuit breaker is associated with each common tap and the additional common tap.

Abstract: An improved information marking plate used to record data for easy reference. Although the present invention has many applications, a primary objective of the present invention is that it be used to record basic and essential electrical information concerning electric fixtures, receptacles, and devices, in both high voltage and low voltage environments.