The Kichler Pro-Contractor Series makes it easy to add multiple home runs from a single unit, which cuts clutter and installation time. The #304 stainless steel enclosure is wet rated and has a latched door, easy connect angled terminals and a lifetime warranty for the original owner. Available from 75W to 900W.
75W, 150W, 300W, 600W or 900W, also the maximum load in VA
15V output taps: two on the 75W, 150W and 300W, four on the 600W, three on the 900W
Two commons on the 75W through 600W, three on the 900W
75W has a built-in mechanical timer and an accessory plug photocell included; 150W to 900W include an accessory socket timer and accessory plug photocell
Wet rated, 108-132V input, 16AWG/3 power cord, SJTW, 105°C, 72"
Knockouts: two 3/4" SCH40 PVC on the 75W; four 3/4" SCH40 PVC and one 1.5" SCH40 PVC on the 150W to 900W
Lifetime warranty to the original consumer or commercial purchaser
Size the transformer to the total wattage of the lights on it: add up the fixture wattages and choose a transformer that covers the load. Kichler 12V landscape fixtures are designed to operate between 9 and 15 volts, so they work with these output taps. Follow the instruction sheet for load limits and wire runs. Kichler's instruction sheets say the total load should not exceed the transformer's rated wattage and should generally not be less than one-third of it, so a single small fixture on a large transformer is below the recommended range.
The 600W and 900W models are built as 300W circuits, and each terminal block is one circuit. The breaker trips if the load on a circuit exceeds its rating. Some Kichler fixtures' instruction sheets say to use them only with a power unit rated a maximum of 300W. For those fixtures choose the 75W, 150W or 300W model, not the 600W or 900W, unless Kichler confirms otherwise.
