Pmmi Lighting

Pmmi Lighting sells a DIY low voltage LED lighting control system designed for spaces that need reliable, efficient illumination. The system includes two main models — ProLight I and ProLight II — that let you wire up lights in sheds, garages, barns, basements, hangars, and even Conex containers. Instead of dealing with standard line-voltage wiring, you run low voltage DC cables from a central control panel to LED fixtures, which keeps installation simpler and safer.

The ProLight I supports four channels and can power up to 32 six-watt LED fixtures, with five switches, four motion detection zones, and a day/night sensor. The ProLight II scales up to 16 channels and 128 fixtures, 21 switches, and five motion zones. Both panels use front-facing connectors for easy cable hookups, and they rely on Cat5/6 cabling for sensors and switches. A separate AC/DC power supply converts standard wall power to the required DC voltage (12V, 24V, 36V, or 48V), and the system can also work with battery-backed solar or wind setups.

Pmmi Lighting is best for DIY homeowners who want to light up a workshop or man cave without hiring an electrician, and for builders who need a flexible low-voltage option in new construction. The system reduces ongoing energy costs — the company claims 70% greater efficiency than incandescent and 20% more than standard LEDs — and keeps maintenance low because the drivers are centralized and fixtures run cooler.