Collection: Landscape Light Photocells

A photocell is a light sensor that automatically turns landscape lights on at dusk and off at dawn.

Typically on the transformer housing or inline where it can 'see' ambient light without obstruction.

Many include sensitivity or delay settings to prevent false triggers from car lights or storms.

Yes—combine with timers for 'dusk-to-time' schedules or use smart controllers for full scheduling.

Outdoor-rated photocells are sealed for moisture; mount per instructions to avoid water ingress.

Not usually, but ensure load meets the sensor’s minimum and maximum ratings.

Sensors can degrade; replace every few years if behavior becomes inconsistent.

Yes—choose the type that matches your system voltage and transformer design.

Most systems include manual override switches or app controls for temporary changes.

We match sensor types to your transformer and site conditions for reliable automation.