Color LED Pool Lighting!



Color LED Pool Lighting!

There are two ways to upgrade an inground pool lights to color changing LED lights. 
1.     Replace the entire light fixture
2.    Just replace the bulb. 
Most pool light fixtures (housing and cord) will last upwards of 30 years before needing replacement, and replacing the bulb is easier than replacing the entire fixture, at least, far less complicated.

Installing an LED pool light bulb, and installing a Colored pool lights, or color changing pool lights, are bathing pools in pink, blue and green lighting. LED colored pool lights really make your pool glow with color.
Advantage to installing an LED pool light versus just installing an LED pool bulb? If your pool lamp is over 30 years old, it may need replacing soon, but the bigger reason is that LED lamps tend to be a bit brighter than LED pool bulbs, partially due to the enhanced lens design used on LED lamps. Another benefit is that complete LED pool lights can be automatically controlled, synced and integrated to existing control systems. 
CAUTION:  this procedure should be performed by a qualified person who has read all manufacturer instructions and precautions that come with a new pool light. Power must stay off the entire time, verified by a test meter.  Wiring pool lights can be hazardous, and incorrect grounding and bonding has been fatal to swimmers. This is a serious safety issue and we cannot enforce this statement strongly enough!
 Adding color to your pool is now more affordable and easier than it's ever been!

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