Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to lighting systems that seamlessly integrate strip lights having a first power requirement into a landscape lighting system having a second, different power requirement. For example, a lighting system may include a plurality of strip lights to be installed on a building and a plurality of landscape lights to be installed at landscape elements about the building. The lighting system may also include a converter in electrical connection with the plurality of strip lights, where the converter is for supplying power to the plurality of strip lights. Further, the lighting system may include a controller for controlling a light output of the plurality of strip lights. A light output of the plurality of strip lights may be controlled by the controller.

Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to low-voltage RGBW holiday lighting systems for use in landscape and outdoor lighting installations. In various aspects, a landscape lighting system includes a plurality of low-voltage red-green-blue-warm white (RGBW) lights, a transformer for providing an initial power level, and a plurality of boosters electrically connected to the transformer. The plurality of boosters are for stepping up the initial power level of the transformer to a power level for the plurality of low-voltage RGBW lights, where each of the plurality of boosters are to be installed at a landscape element (e.g., trees, bushes, gazebos, hardscapes, landscape structures, houses, etc.). The system further includes a plurality of connectors for connecting the plurality of boosters to the transformer and for connecting the plurality of boosters to the plurality of low-voltage RGBW lights.