120V Landscape In-Ground Light Bronze
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to use underwater lights in a pond with fish?
Is it safe to use underwater lights in a pond with fish?
Yes. Underwater lights run on safe, low voltage (12V) electricity, making them completely harmless to fish and aquatic plants, provided they are connected to a certified low voltage transformer.
How are submersible lights mounted in a fountain or pond?
How are submersible lights mounted in a fountain or pond?
Submersible LED lights typically come with weighted bases or small stands that allow them to be placed directly on the bottom, or they can be secured under rocks or ledges to discreetly direct the water feature lighting.
What is the required IP rating for underwater lights?
What is the required IP rating for underwater lights?
For continuous submersion, underwater lights require a high IP rating, usually IP67 or IP68, which signifies complete protection against dust and prolonged water immersion.
Should I use colored or white pond lights?
Should I use colored or white pond lights?
White light (usually warm white 2700K or 3000K) is most popular as it provides a natural, elegant glow. However, many fountain lights offer color-changing LEDs for dynamic, festive lighting effects.
How long do submersible LED lights typically last?
How long do submersible LED lights typically last?
High-quality submersible led lights are highly durable. The LED chips can last 25,000 to 50,000 hours, meaning you won't need to access the submerged fixture for maintenance for many years.
