
Glass or plastic filaments are tied to a remote power and lighting source. This source is tied to a controller that shines the light through the filament and manipulates it with a flywheel controlled by preprogrammed patterns. Different colors of the spectrum can be rotated through the system to create special effects not possible with other types of landscape lights.
Outdoor fiber optic lighting cables can be installed anywhere. As a completely heat free light source, they are ideal for lighting vegetation. When used to illuminate gardens, they are often placed in a glass fixture housing that bundles the fibers together in a configuration that allows them to emit light in different directions at different intervals. While the housing may be the same as that used to contain halogen lamps, the brightness is much higher, and the lighting effects far more diverse. Many gardens can be lit with only one or two fixtures using this method.
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