T [img]https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/img_9413_d37cabd413885dd965f7cdad6544915e7dd43cce.jpg[/img]This receptacle on the ceiling is powered on and off by a light switch on the wall. How do I remove it and hard wire a light fixture in its place so that the light switch will turn the new light fixture on and off?

I have a fancy new outdoor lighting controller, the [u][url=https://www.fxl.com/product/transformers/designer/luxor]FX Luminaire "Luxor"[/url][/u]. It has all kinds of timing and dimming capabilities. Right now I have 4 light groups in the front yard and will eventually have more in the back yard. The 4 groups are up lights, down lights, stair lights, and path lights. All monochrome; we thought colored lights would be gaudy and no one in our neighborhood has colored lights. The main purpose in front was to light the stairs & paths better so guests wouldn't stumble & fall. But appearance is also a consideration. Right now, I just have all the lights coming on 15 minutes after sunset and off at 11:45 7 days a week. (Separately timed driveway lights stay on later in case we come home late.) In other words, I'm using this fancy computer as a single on/off timer. Boring. Do any of you have similar programmable outdoor lights and are creative with light scheduling & bright/dimming? I feel like I'm not using my system to its capabilities.