- Is the Luxor ZD worth it over a plain transformer?
- If you want per-zone dimming and scheduling across many fixtures, yes. A plain transformer only switches power on and off, while the ZD lets you tune each of up to 250 groups.
- Do I need the Wi-Fi module for app control?
- Yes. The Luxor ZD is set up on its LCD by default. iOS and Android control requires the optional Wi-Fi module, which uses 802.11b/g.
- Will it work with my existing fixtures?
- Only if they are FX ZD LED fixtures. The controller is not compatible with other brands or non-ZD FX fixtures.
- What power size should I pick?
- Choose the 150 W or 300 W version based on the total wattage of your connected ZD fixtures, with some headroom for future additions.
- How does the astronomical timing work?
- You enter your location on the map, and the controller shifts on and off times with sunrise and sunset through the year. You can also set event-based schedules.
- When is it cheapest?
- Only one store lists it new, at $264.35 at Amazon as of November 8, 2026. With a single seller there is little discounting, so watch that listing rather than expecting store-to-store price wars.
- Where is the FX Luminaire Luxor ZD LED Landscape Lighting cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $264.35, as of our latest check.