I have a 18 x 36 10ft deep pool, Has anyone used this bulb in a similar size. how well did it light up if in a similar pool?
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
458508
I used it in my spa but it seems to have enough light intensity ro light up that size pool. It is a pretty amazing bulb for the price I spent $550 for the Pentair 5G color bright for the pool and in hind sight this bulb is a better value and the bulb puts out a more attractive lighting and light show. My pool contactor was impressed with it. I just finished my pool remodel and replaced the 10.5" spa light and swapped out the incandesent bulb with this led and the results were amazing.
458509
My pool is 20 X 40 but only 6 ft deep. It lights it up real well. Better than the 300 watt incandescent di before.
2103652
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! :)
321803
These could very well work for that. This comes with a 150W flood bulb that will provide a lot of light coverage at that distance at a decent brightness. These lights are usually used in multiple sets to make more light or have colors in front of each to provide color effects on the same area. If you were unhappy with how wide it is, and you would not like to move it, try going to Home Depot in looking for a halogen Par38 bulb that is 90W and a spot, not a flood, coverage. This will give you a much narrower beam and more brightness at that distance in a much smaller area (less overall light, but more of it in a smaller place). Ultimately, the black metal part is just a bulb holder and a cord set to plug it in, and all of the lighting brightness and how narrow or wide it is is dependent on the bulb, which can be easily swapped out since it uses a standard size lightbulb thread. Just like buying a room lamp at a store, how the light acts is all about the bulb. The casing on this bulb is black and has a gel frame spot to suggest more of a usage for performance and entertainment. But at this price, it doesn't hurt to try one and see what you think. I happen to use these at one of the performance space I oversee. They use a set of 8 of these units, with the 90W bulbs that are spots, with 4 on either side of the room pointed across the stage evenly - the throw distance being 15-25'. They are hooked up to a dimmer panel for entertainment that can be controlled by an entertainment lighting console. This is a very cheap option to get started and go from here.
1888148
I tried one in my lamp and it worked but was really too dim for my tastes (it was a 40 watt bulb and threw the light of a 25). I picked up a four pack of ordinary 40 watt non-efficient bulbs and they shed plenty of light for my tastes in brightness.
1805565
I have in the the standard 6 inch can, heat dispersion, even with a 50 watt bulb would be my concern. A little deeper is better. Chat with halo. They can tell you. Need the model no# of that shallow can...
1983119
They would work fine around a pool but only if you do not look directly at them. Unlike an incandescent bulb, the LED's are extremely bright to look at directly. The higher and further out of your normal line of sight the better.
1733511
Perhaps check where u got your pool. If not get bigger for sure. I don't recommend this specific product!!
1711936
Shouldn't be an issue at all. My Oceanic tank is deeper and I found this light to be brighter than the original fluorescent light bar. Plus with this light, you get two settings... Bright white, and a lower setting as well.
537196
We have a 15x34 inground pool. One was nowhere enough lighting so we bought a total of 3. They light up the whole pool but not as vivid colors in the 9ft deep end. Some nights I forget to throw them in the pool and they then just "disco" up the backyard nicely. Hope this helps.
1063693
I use on a 30 gallon taller tank and it is very bright, really lights up the tank very nice:)
1562524
Not very much....I used the bulb in an aluminum reflector. Best guesstimate would be that the bulb covered a 2 foot by 2 foot section. But, be warned - this bulb appears extremely dim.....but it seemed to help out the seedlings I planted. Hope this helps.
1710941
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
1919199
I would say they put out about 200w light output had a 300w bulb way brighter would only recommend for a smaller pool like twelve thousand gallons
1290018
I don't believe this is for an above ground pool. There are many safety things to be considered. The light goes into a housing that has to be flooded with water. As I remember it is around 11 inches. I would recommend that you go to the manufacture site and get the manual. I really wouldn't recommend for above ground.
786809
It was quite sometime since I bought this. I put it on the tank for 1 day and decided it was too bright.Sorry I can't remember just how it fit. Do yourself a favor and look for something with dimming capabilities and color options.
1562883
I tried it with the fluorescent type of bulb and they flickered. It did work with an incandescent flood, but I wanted something that used less energy. So, I removed it and it is sitting in a box until I can figure out what I want to do with it--give it away or use it.
1596812
I have a 110 4ft by 3ft i bought two of them. You can't go wrong. They are a great light.