I need some help please. I'm searching for a reputable LED pool light. I initially wanted the one from Aurora, but it seems they are no longer available. Please advise on you suggestions. thanks
Above ground pool LED light
- Thread starter Iron Clad Lou
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Her Lou, what type of light are you looking for? There are several options for above ground pools.
SmartPool NiteLighter hangs over the edge of the pool (and requires no draining or drilling). Waveglow makes a floating LED light, as well as a Thru-Wall model that attaches to your return fitting (but has a hole in the middle to allow water flow). Let me know if you have any questions about these lights!
SmartPool NiteLighter hangs over the edge of the pool (and requires no draining or drilling). Waveglow makes a floating LED light, as well as a Thru-Wall model that attaches to your return fitting (but has a hole in the middle to allow water flow). Let me know if you have any questions about these lights!
thanks.
I was looking for a color-changing LED light I can put in the return. It seems that every one that I found was discontinued. I did find and order this one, so we'll see what happens! http://www.1800poolparts.com/CAL~Light~ ... oduct.html
I was looking for a color-changing LED light I can put in the return. It seems that every one that I found was discontinued. I did find and order this one, so we'll see what happens! http://www.1800poolparts.com/CAL~Light~ ... oduct.html
We have the original from our 1st pool and it's held up well, the new led version is cool!
Wonder if I can upgrade mine without swapping out the entire unit?
Wonder if I can upgrade mine without swapping out the entire unit?
Highlandreef said:
scroll down....for $326 bucks you can upgrade it.
http://www.bestbuypoolsupply.com/color- ... nator.html
another discontinued light...thats 3 in a row...doesnt anyone make a colorchanging LED light for above ground pools? sheesh
gtojohn
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- Apr 8, 2011
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depending on your pool size, number of jets and amount of light required, I like these
http://www.amazon.com/Swim-Time-NA4035- ... 554&sr=8-4
Bright enough for good mood lighting in a 16x24. I'm in the middle of a diy remodel, adding 4 of these one in each corner and keeping the original halogen in case I need things super bright, each light individually switched. Look hard and you can find them between $50 and $75
http://www.amazon.com/Swim-Time-NA4035- ... 554&sr=8-4
Bright enough for good mood lighting in a 16x24. I'm in the middle of a diy remodel, adding 4 of these one in each corner and keeping the original halogen in case I need things super bright, each light individually switched. Look hard and you can find them between $50 and $75
gtojohn said:
thats the one I went with...there is pretty much nothing else out there. I picked it up for 78 shipped.
Are lights like this not available?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aboveground-Swi ... 2c637ed09f
I was going to order one of these. Are they no good? They look easy to install, am I missing something?
Edit: i see people are talking about LED and the one I showed is halogen, sorry. Is LED better? I want the most light possible, but not on every night. Just when we have people over at night and for night swimming.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aboveground-Swi ... 2c637ed09f
I was going to order one of these. Are they no good? They look easy to install, am I missing something?
Edit: i see people are talking about LED and the one I showed is halogen, sorry. Is LED better? I want the most light possible, but not on every night. Just when we have people over at night and for night swimming.
Durf said:
I wanted LED and would prefer a more integrated look so I went with this http://www.poolsinc.com/above-ground-jet-light.html
George N said:
Pool is 21'...I wont know how the light works till I install it next month, but I will update with pics at that time.
This is the same light I mentioned in the first reply (Sku #: 980015). Looks like they just used a different skuIron Clad Lou said:
gtojohn
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- Apr 8, 2011
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Light output is good for mood light. Depending how much light you want. Personally I night swim without lights. Its not as powerful as a halogen, but i'm not trying to play volleyball at night. Because its also a return jet it is usually in addition to another light, so it makes a good auxillary light. My pool's apart so no pics, but I felt with just 1 I had decent coverage in my 16x25 pool. The 2 biggest advantages for led, almost no power consumption, and extremely long life.
gtojohn said:
thats what I'm looking for...
every site I ordered the Aurora from contacted me and said it is no longer available.
As far as I know the Aurora is still sold by Smartpool. A good majority of internet dealers buy their product from the same wholesale distributor. It's quite possible that the distributor stopped carrying the product and that's why they couldn't ship.
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