How many lights are recommended for a 27' round pool. Is one enough to light up the bottom?
1051613
This one only comes with one it comes with the whole kit and you can buy the two extra lights they are separate
802569
It really depends on the dimensions of your pool, having three pool lights in your pool, I would think you should be able to do the 252 unless its a commercial pool.
824722
comes with two lights and it's just like the picture. Our pool is 14X30 and two lights is enough for us. It give enough light at the end and it reflects light towards the front of the pool so its perfect for us.
1216378
It all depends on how bright you want it. I have a 26 gallon tank and got 2 bulbs, but it makes the tank really bright. If your tank gets quite a bit of light from a nearby window or something, I think 1 bulb would be enough. Why not try it first with one bulb and if it's not bright enough, buy the 2nd one?
1096813
If you are doing a reef tank, I would go with 2 units, if its just saltwater fish with artificial plants and stuff, you could probably get away with 1 unit. I am looking to maybe upgrade to something like that, I have looked at a 47 Gallon bowfront, and would add another unit, and maybe play around with lowering the light level, or cutting back the white LED levels some. Under full blue LED's only, everything in my tank takes on completely different colors, and glows a bright blue, pretty cool at night sometimes.
537388
Hello and thank you for your interest in our GAME Solar Underwater Light Show. I believe you meant to type lights? If so, the unit has 10 bright LED Lights for a fun pool light display. Thank you and please feel free to contact us at fxg@game-group.com if you have any other questions or concerns.
1460326
Mine was for a 24 foot round pool, but I think with the overlay on the sides, it probably is 27. You need that extra for tiedown with enclosed wiring. I always use clips as I have a hellacious wind in my area.
284180
I use the 65 watt bulb and it provides plenty of light, but I have 3 lights over my workspace. I also have more lighting over the sink, entry and eating area so it depends upon how many lights you have if you would need higher watt bulbs and where the lights are located since you would not want super bright lighting in eating area. I think 65 watt is best to start with.
1596815
No you will need 2 lights, to light up the entire tank for corals to thrive.
458507
I put mine in a 15x30 pool and very happy with it.not as much light as the 300 watt elec. eater I took out but it is fine.plus I had to replace the old one about every year.and the kids love the light show.hope this helps Sam
860376
traditionally, the lights are rectangle - but, if the light can cover the pool table envenly then it should be fine. We haven't installed our yet. It is nice though.
537193
Two of them should, ours is in a 16 by 36 foot ingound and the deeper area stays darker but you can see the bottom. Caution though because there is no solid light setting it constantly projects different colors flashing them on the bottom and sides.
1917123
Hi Jennifer. I think 1 light should be good enough. I have a 150G 5x2x2 feet and I have 2 lights and it looks good. Make sure that you hang the light about 12" above the water level so it has good coverage and doesn't bleach the corals. I turned mines to 60% on both blue and white and some of my corals were bleaching badly. I then reduced it down to around 40% for both and the color return slowly and my frogspawn is loving it. Good luck.
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I think the number of lights that can safely be mounted on a track is going to depend on whether you are using LED or halogen bulbs, and how many light fixtures or other devices are on the circuit. The halogen bulbs that fit this use 50 watts. You could put 10 of them on the track for a total of 500 watts of electricity use, which would require 4.17 amps. Most lighting circuits have circuit breakers for 15 amps, but you really do not want to get anywhere close to a 15 amp load. I use LED bulbs which use only 5 watts for the same amount of light as the 50 watt halogens. So I could have 100 of them mounted and still use 500 watts total. But there is not enough space to fit that many on the track. The total track length is 48 inches, but you lose about 6" for the floating canopy head, leaving about 42 usable inches of track. If you allow 4" of track for each light fixture, you could mount 10 of the lights to a bar, and use only 50 watts with the LED bulbs. That would be a whole lot of light. Unless you know that you need a great deal of light for some special purpose, I would start out with one or two fewer lights than you think you will need; you can always buy more of the light heads and add them later if needed. And go with the LED bulbs to save on your electric bill and avoid the heat generated by halogens.
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I don't think this will light up a pool table ver well. It only extends out from the base about 4'.
1449091
If you want the entire pool well lit I think you would end up needing two. I like the light given off by my single light but I never expected to actually light all the walls of my pool- I like just having enough light to feel safe and for it to look cool at night. I might suggest you buy one at a time and see for yourself but my hunch is you will be happier with 2...
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We use one for our pool and the smaller one is for the spa. Our pool is quite large and one light is more than sufficient. Hope that helps.