I am concerned about the brightness. I'm trying to replace two 300W incandecents in a 18K gal pool. Will it fit in Pentair 783557 housing?
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Not sure- but this is a pretty standard light. It worked with my pool light housing which was made in the 80's. Try it, if it does not fit, you can always return this light to Amazon. Otherwise, enjoy it- ours still works and it's darn amazing!
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Yes, this LED light gives a beautiful reflection of different colors and lit up my 20x40 rectangular pool perfectly- it should work the same on your pool Enjoy! :)
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Hi Yunping- An accurate measurement would be lumens per square meter which is an industry standard. A Philips 500W reflector pool bulb designed for 120-130V operation is rated at 5000 lumens. Our PoolBright202 has various light outputs, from 1075 lumens to 11850 lumens, depending upon which color is displayed. W=11850; Y=10700; G=8600; AQ=8600; V=3550; R=2150; B=1075.
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american products squ # 0335434921 will be the correct modle for you.pentair will not fit
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I tryed it for a landscape up light and it wasn't bright enough, went with a 100w led and it worked great. It was to replace a 175w metal halide. .
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Need to ask the seller those questions. I purchased them 2 yes ago and they work great in my Pentair
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Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong for almost 5 months. I hope this helps. Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong... » Read More Hi Shannon I'm pretty sure it would fit the edge because it's just a 5 inch square but I'm not sure I would. After a while the plants got lots and lots of algea on them. I think the lights are just to bright with to many lumens. But there is one thing I would recommend. Try taking the lid off of the edge and then getting a thin submersible pump. Remove the pump it came with and then buy a fluval 13 watt compact florescent Mabey two because of the depth of the tank. I know for a fact that that grows plants because I've been using one on my fluval planted tank which has been growing strong for almost 5 months. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Go by bulb number of stock lifht. Also, if you have projector type bulb, the led may not fit
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I would say definitely not. I have the 36-48" single bright on a 3 ft tank, 30 gal. I feel the light is just adequate and I'm glad I didn't get the 24-36". The light doesn't spread out a lot either so I would think you would want to light full length of your tank with 2 x 36-48s. Even with that, growing plants will not be an option. Hope this helps. Larry
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Hi, We had a hard time trying to get that information. My pool installer told me not to get it, probably because he sells Hayward. I read so much about having to replace the whole light every 5 years on the Hayward. I think this one you can replace bulbs.We have had it in for a few months now and it seems to work well. A small amount of light escapes around the edges but not very noticeable unless you really look close. Maybe the other one did also I'm not sure. But it fits in the bucket that was part of the Hayward light. And it even works with the color logic electrical panel. Maybe not the same patterns but who cares. Hope this helps ? Hi, We had a hard time trying to get that information. My pool installer told me not to get it, probably because he sells Hayward. I read so much about having to replace the whole light every 5 years on the Hayward. I think this one you can replace bulbs.We have had it in for a few months now and it seems to work well. A small amount of light escapes around the edges but not very noticeable unless you really look close. Maybe the other one did also I'm not sure. But it fits in the bucket that was part of the Hayward light. And it even works with the color logic electrical panel. Maybe... » Read More Hi, We had a hard time trying to get that information. My pool installer told me not to get it, probably because he sells Hayward. I read so much about having to replace the whole light every 5 years on the Hayward. I think this one you can replace bulbs.We have had it in for a few months now and it seems to work well. A small amount of light escapes around the edges but not very noticeable unless you really look close. Maybe the other one did also I'm not sure. But it fits in the bucket that was part of the Hayward light. And it even works with the color logic electrical panel. Maybe not the same patterns but who cares. Hope this helps ? « Show Less
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I have 36" wide 75 gallon tank and I have one of these up. Had it about 2 months my corals are doing ok so far. I have mostly soft corals and a few lps corals. I've noticed my soft corals have lost some color right under the light so its a little stronger than my 150w metal halide. Any wider and I would suggest 2 of these though as the light drops off pretty fast on the edges of my tank, but my soft corals are ok with that
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To be safe I would look-up replacement grids for Pentair,I believe if you are looking at the Hayward grids will only fit in there filter.I had to match the model number from my filter to the correct replacement number Hayward part number.
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DLJ, I've been running mine for quite sometime. They replaced 12v 4w incandescent bulbs and here is what I can say about these. The lumens is close to a 4w, the color is slightly cooler but still warm that people can't tell it's LED. The match up very nicely to 20w equivalent LED spotlights I put on the same system. And the beauty, not one bulb has gone out yet, running daily on a dusk timer for. 4, 6, or 8 hours depending on daylight season.
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Will work but reccomend instead a Cree LED bulb. I have both and feel the LED bulb is much much closer to the incandescent light output and is aesthetically more natural than the flourescent style bulb. Both are energy efficient and extreme long life.Check equivalent output carefully. 18W LED and Flourescent bulbs produce different amounts of equivalent outputs (something like 45 and 60 Watt incancescent equivalent). As bulbs fail I am replacing with either LED or Flourescent prefering the LED for hard to reach and replace areas--- supposedly longer life.
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I know that the seller has different lumens available depending on your needs. If you contact seller you can get all your questions answered. Seller configured my LED's to my personal needs, so they are not a one size fits all application.
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I use 500 w halogens. I tried swapping to these and it was night and day. These lights are no where near bright enough to bow fish with to me.
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US water systems has a Polaris equivalent bulb for 1/3 of the Watts replacement. l spent a lot of time to find this out. They are identical.