Winterizing conduit for my low voltage LED lights

[Enzodast]

Hi everyone,

So im closing my pool for the first time and my friend who helped me install the pool will help me close it with his cyclone blower but I have questions specifically about handling my low voltage conduit lines.

It's a 20*40 inground steel wall vinyl liner pool. I installed 4 sr Smith mod lights recently and they use standard 1.5" return fittings. I have a plug meant to go into those fittings that sr Smith provided. My friend normally doesn't lower the water leven when blowing out lines.

My conduit for the lights come up to a 4 light pool junction box. How do I blow those lines out with wires coming through them do I just Jerry rig it with tape and plastic bags to make it air tight blow them out and then cap them? Maybe pour some antifreeze in there to also be safe.

Thoughts?
@jimmythegreek I know you know my setup best... Figured I'd tag u here! Thank you!!!!!

 

[jimmythegreek]

If the lights can be unhooked and the fitting capped then you have to lower the water level or get a plug with a bypass valve. Let's you blow out but water doesn't come in.

 

[Enzodast]

Thanks you confirmed what I was thinking. I'll lower the water level to drain them and blow them out. Then cap and put some antifreeze in lines for good measure.