Landscape wire is low-voltage cable (commonly 12–16 AWG) used to power outdoor lighting systems.

Use thicker wire (lower AWG number) for longer runs or higher loads to reduce voltage drop—12/14 AWG are common.

Yes, look for UF or direct-burial ratings and UV-resistant jackets for outdoor use.

Typically 6–12 inches; always follow local codes and avoid areas prone to digging.

Most systems are 12–15V AC from a low-voltage transformer; some use DC or smart drivers.

Use appropriate gauge, shorter runs, and balanced wiring (hub/spoke methods) to keep voltage within spec.

Yes, with waterproof, gel-filled connectors rated for direct burial.

Not usually for low-voltage, but conduit adds protection in high-traffic or rocky areas.

Yes—wire is agnostic. Ensure the transformer and controls match your load and wiring plan.

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