bright submersible lights

Bright submersible lights

Bright submersible lights from 35 -75 watts

These lights are more than just a lamp, each light has a special glass lens and except for the 75 watt lamp all can be used above water. Each lamp has a metal reflector, and as it uses a halogen lamp gives up to 30% more light than an ordinary lamp. Spare lamps

The green shape is credit card size to give perspective

The lights

These lights are not just for professional use or the "hard enthusiast" but they do require some assembly and separate transformer, cable and lamp. Please note the transformer comes with 10m of cable for mains connection

Please also note that the lamps start at 35 watts which is seven times brighter than the average garden or pond light which is on average only five watts. We do supply cable and transformers but choice is dependant on requirements.

The transformers are for these lights only, and it really is submersible. They weigh 4.5 kg

The rugged design of these lights means that in or out of the water they will last for years.

We use them in our musical fountain

Options are as follows:

Lamps

35, 50 or 75 watt lamp (75 watt lamp MUST be used submerged)

Cable lengths

2.5, 5 or 7 m lengths

The transformer is 150 watts MAXIMUM which means you can have Four 35 watt lamps, OR two 75 watt lamps, or even three 50watt lamps, or any combination that does not exceed 150 watts

To the left is the cable for the lights, from the top it is 7.5m, 5m and 2.5m in length. You will also notice the 7.5m cable is slightly thicker, this is so that it can carry enough electricity for the lamps to work (voltage drop)

Each end has the same water proof connection.

	We can also supply glass filters for these lights, available in, green, yellow, blue or red. But please note the coloured filter goes over the existing glass hence the 4 longer fixing screws that come with each coloured filter
Please note: When enquiring about these lights please answer the following questions: Number of lights, Cable length, Wattage of lamps, Are coloured filters required? (what colour(s) Thanks. If you don't we will only have to ask you again