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the light was sealed previously at the conduit opening. I have discovered this because of a leak we found. It is an indoor pool and the conduit terminates in the machine room. However the conduit terminates 1 inch above the concrete in that room. The spa fills to about three inches over floor...

Thanks, I went with sealant instead of epoxy because I wanted to preserve the ability to replace/remove the light. And since I can easily drain the spa and make it dry I went with the calming no to seal. I just now am worried the caulk may be incompatible long term with the wire since it is not...

Hello, I need some opinions if I need to quickly reverse something I just did. I had a leak through the conduit behind my pool light. ( well not a real leak in the conduit but that is a story for another day). I sealed the conduit with what I thought (and was sold) was 100% silicone sealant...

Thanks for the welcome! Fingers crossed someone can help me :)

Hi All, Not sure of the information I need to post for help but I will get any info requested as soon as I can! I am a new pool owner in general and now have an approx. 20,000 gallon indoor kidney shaped pool. the enclosure is surrounded bye the house on three sides (two sides via walls, one...