Hi all, Hope you are all doing well. With the help of [color=#222222]Ray2047 and PJmax five years ago, I successfully installed my ceiling light as shown below.[/color] Name: 1.jpg Views: 494 Size: 21.9 KB Name: 2.jpg Views: 520 Size: 20.4 KB [color=#222222]I decided to get an upgrade and purchased this light as shown below:[/color] This much bigger base is 18 Inch diameter and entire fixture weights about 20 pounds. Not sure how to go about this one, the instruction says 8 holes need to be drilled in the ceiling to install the base which I don't want to do. Can I use brackets to do this and what type would you recommend? The vendor only sent these screws as the hardware. Thanks in advance for any insights.

I have low voltage lighting in our back yard and after adding some new lighting, the lights at the end of my run are not being powered (there's less than 10V at the end). I'm using a 300W Transformer (Malibu ML300RTW) and 12G line with about 200 feet total. The line starts at the transformer and runs around our yard with lights spaced about 10 feet apart. I'm not able to connect the transformer to the middle of the 200 foot run unfortunately. I have 10 LED bollards (2W each) and 5 LED spotlights (4W each). I added 4 sets of LED string lights at 9W each and that's when I overloaded the line. The lights up to about 150 feet have sufficient voltage, but the lights on the last 50 feet are dim and the last 2 lights won't come on. Can I replace the 300W transformer with a 400W or 450W transformer to fix this?