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Regency Wire Brand

Regency Wire Lighting Products

Regency Strives to Set the Industry Benchmark.

For more than 40 years, Regency Wire has supplied the lighting industry with various options for low-voltage and burial landscape wiring. With multiple gauges available, you can easily find the perfect Regency lighting wire to keep your system running at peak performance year-round. Browse your options below and find even more low-voltage lighting cable options today with help from Lighting Warehouse.

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How to Choose the Right Recency Wire Cable

Choosing the correct gauge wire size for your lighting setup isn’t just about cost savings; it’s also about ensuring that your entire setup runs without issues. The right size is based on two main factors: your setup’s total wattage and the total surface area of your space. Specifically, measure the distance between your furthest fixture and the transformer. Combined with your wattage, you’ll find the precise gauge size needed to provide adequate power to your system without having to worry about voltage drops.

For most spaces, 16- to 12-gauge wire is your best bet, depending on the available surface area and total wattage. For palatial gardens or sprawling backyards, you might opt for a thicker-gauge wire to accommodate the distance alone.

Urban home with step lights parallel with each step leading up to a door with hanging plants in the front and landscape lighting throughout the property. Urban home with step lights parallel with each step leading up to a door with hanging plants in the front and landscape lighting throughout the property.

Get Your Regency Landscape Wire from Lighting Warehouse

Regardless of the space, Lighting Warehouse is your first and only source for high-quality landscape lighting supplies. In addition to Recency Wire, we also carry various outdoor bulbs and fixtures from top-shelf industry names like FX Luminaire, Kichler, and Brilliance LED. We also offer a wide selection of lighting and power tools that make it easier than ever to tackle simple tasks and full installation projects alike.

Whatever your outdoor lighting experience may be, Lighting Warehouse makes it easy to get everything you need at a price you can afford. Shop our catalog today and turn your space into an illuminated paradise.

Regency Wire Brand FAQs

What materials are Regency Wire Inc. products made from?

Regency Wire products are made from high-quality copper and materials that create durable insulation and weather resistance for long-lasting and reliable performance in any condition.

Do Regency Wire cables and wires come with a warranty?

Yes, Regency Wire products come with a manufacturer’s warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of purchase.

What is AWG, and how do I choose the right gauge?

AWG stands for American Wire Gauge, indicating the wire’s diameter. Lower AWG numbers mean thicker wires. Choose the gauge based on your project’s voltage and current requirements, usually 10–16 AWG for landscape lighting.

Can Regency Wire’s wire products be used above and below ground?

Regency Wire’s wire products are designed for above and below-ground applications. The versatility and reliability allow you to construct your outdoor oasis as you envision.

Should I install my landscape wire above or below ground?

You can choose either option, but we usually recommend burying the wire underground to give your space an aesthetic boost. However, this does come with more complications, specifically that you’ll need to routinely dig up and rebury the wiring when you need to make repairs or conduct maintenance.

How can I protect my cables and wires outside?

Use protective conduit or tubing, bury cables at appropriate depths, and confirm waterproof connections. Regularly inspect for damage and avoid placing wires where they could be cut or damaged.