Replacing 3 Pentair Globrites this weekend. What should I watch out for?

[Monkmullen]

I'm replacing 3 out of 4 Globrites this weekend. Ideally I would have someone do this, but I can save a lot of money doing it myself, and it seems easy enough to DIY based on what I've seen online.

Question for anyone who's done this themselves, were there any unanticipated issues you ran into during install? Anything you wish you knew before hand?

 

[mknauss]

Mine have been easy. I use a pull cord.

 

[Monkmullen]

Any issues getting the lights to sync after install?

 

[mknauss]

I only have a pool and spa light. They always sync without issue. One transformer.

 

[Turbo1Ton]

I'm replacing 3 out of 4 Globrites this weekend. Ideally I would have someone do this, but I can save a lot of money doing it myself, and it seems easy enough to DIY based on what I've seen online.

Question for anyone who's done this themselves, were there any unanticipated issues you ran into during install? Anything you wish you knew before hand?

I did mine this past weekend. I replaced all 4 of my globrites with microbrites. Make sure to attach a pull cord to the cable before you pull it out, as Marty mentioned. Not difficult, but helps to have a helper to help feed/pull.

--Jeff