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| Most pool lights need a niche fitting to install the light unit into your pool, but for people that don’t have one of these fittings already installed the Savi Note is your answer. This Nexxus lighting system doesn’t require any niche fitting and fits into any standard gunite, vinyl, and fiberglass return fitting. |
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Not only do these small but extraordinarily powerful lights fit into any standard return fitting but they also can work in water as low as 4 inches. This makes them perfect for anyone with a beach entry or sun shelves looking for swimming pool lighting... |
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| Posted by PoolGuru on March 19,2009 08:02 AM |
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Tired of having to change your old incandescent pool light every year? Want to save money every year? Trying to use less energy to be more eco-friendly? If you answered yes to any of these questions you need to take a look into replacing your old incandescent pool light with a new LED replacement.
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LED lights are the future of pool lighting, and even if you don’t have a new LED system already installed in your pool you can replace the incandescent bulb with a white LED. Not only does just by changing the bulb instantly reduces your power consumption but it also will last 20 times longer than a incandescent bulb...
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| Posted by PoolGuru on March 17,2009 08:22 AM |
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| The latest in pool lighting technology is the use of LED lights to create rich, vibrant colors that can change and create “light shows” underwater. Older pool lights use traditional incandescent bulbs to light up the water, this old technology would be like comparing VHS tapes (the incandescent bulbs) to DVD (the LED lights) movies. |
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Which consumers trying to be as energy conscious as possible, the LED would be perfect for any pool owner. For example,
"IntelliBrite LED pool lights need only 37 watts to create the same light output as traditional incandescent and halogen pool lights do at 161 watts—more than 75% less! And IntelliBrite spa lights use only 23 watts for the same light output compared to 47 watts for traditional lights…" –Pentair.
Not only does this mean that LED lights use less energy and are better for the environment but they save you money as well with lower energy bills... |
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| Posted by PoolGuru on March 09,2009 07:06 AM |
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