Outdoor Lighting
LED Outdoor Lighting Installation
Providing artistic LED outdoor lighting to enhance and expand your nighttime living space
Outdoor landscape lighting is a great way to beautify your home and create additional living space. Enjoy your Michigan summer later into the evening with a Jetstream low-voltage LED lighting system. A well-designed lighting system will enhance outdoor gatherings, make your home safer by illuminating walkways, highlight architectural details, landscape features and create curb appeal.
With the introduction of LED light fixtures, outdoor lighting has entered a new realm of lowered cost per use and long lamp life. Here is a comparison of traditional lighting fixtures and two kinds of LED fixtures.
| Lamp Type | Useful Life | Energy Used/Fixture | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incandescent | 1200hrs | 20w–100w | none |
| Halogen | 2000–5000hrs | 20w–50w | 6 months |
| LED RetroFit | 40,000hrs | 1.5w–9w | 5 years |
| LED – Integrated | 55,000hrs | 1.5w–9w | 10 years |
As you might expect, Jetstream chooses and uses the two types of LED lamps shown above. FX Luminaire® is a premier manufacturer of outdoor lighting fixtures that use these long-lasting lamps, and our choice for illuminating your surroundings. FX Luminaire® is also leading the way in color-changing illumination and the Luxor WiFi controller – learn more.
Typical Jetstream Lighting Packages include:
- Site survey and review of lighting goals
- An artistic, thoughtful and well-planned lighting layout
- All components to be FX Luminaire and contain either a 5yr or 10yr warranty
- Upfront Pricing – we present information, options and a firm price to you prior to executing any work
- Jetstream to contact Miss Dig – they mark your public underground utility lines
- Wire locating of sprinkler control wires and dog fencing (if applicable)
- Hand digging and articulate installation through landscape beds
- Boring and placing power wire under sidewalks and drives when necessary
- Adjust lights at installation and if necessary, one more time during “dark” hours
