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Wibre 100W Halogen in blue tiled background. Photo is bad because its using a camera phone and at night. I can remember well the actual brightness how this light, and it did well in my white tiled pool. Dang dark colour tiled pool wasted this very expensive lamp, its +-US$1,300 ( i think I am...

TECHNIKI - 100W Halogen NOTE : All lights photos are purposely over exposed to show actual beam spread. The actual beam is not as bright as the photo. Pool color and material is important to get good overall underwater light distribution. The final choosen pool light for my friend is the WIBRE...

SPA ELECTRIC 100 Watts

Wibre - 100W Halogen - angled down to floor and Wibre - 100W Halogen - actual simulated instal

BEGA 300W #9912 Beam Spread Data and BEGA 300W #9912 actual size.

BEGA 300W #9912 angled down to floor.jpg

BEGA 300W #9912 actual simulated install

Guys, I was looking at my old file and I found these photos. Just in case anyone are into lights, these my help. The brands are mainly European, a few are very high end models. I was doing this test for a friend whose pool was under construction at that time. See titles of the photos to get the...

Good one Aquaman... :goodjob: That makes a lot of sense :mrgreen: :mrgreen: nice one Dave, I nearly choked on my coffe while I was reading it... ha ha ha

Since I don't really understand the science of sound and "germ-mistry"...Germ & Chemistry... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: , I really wonder how in the world so many testamonials can come up. The testamonials are from supposedly professional sport center and the like. I know my ultra sonic cleaner can...

Dear Seniors, I been eyeing this product for two years now. Its called Antibio from Australia. The website is ???.antibio.com.au/index.php Change the ??? to www Dang, I just realized the feature where I can "LINK" one website without showing the address is gone. Only the URL function is...

Hello val, I dare not put lights in my pool and I put flood light on the sunshade, I worry of leak. You were saying the GFI pop, that means you drive 110V bulb ? If I were to put lights, I will prefer 12V with full isolated transformer, GFI or no GFI ...I am scared. I know a bit of electricity...