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13 years ago

I am planning to put two led lights in my L-shaped pool pictured below. The short part of the L (16' x 8') will contain an in-pool spa (8' x 8') and steps in the other half. The picture is taken from my house to show the pool orientation. Where would you place the 2 in-pool lights?

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poolguynj
13 years ago
Facing away from the house is usually best. Then you won't get blinded.

I assume you have one in the pool and one in the spa.

Scott
dshlaw
Original Author
13 years ago
Actually, I am placing 2 in the pool and 1 in the spa. And I am wondering how to place the 2 in the pool to best evenly distribute the light in the pool and steps area, while also not blinding people in the house or the spa.
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poolguynj
13 years ago
Pool, one in the deep, facing away from the house. On on the wall next to the spa facing to our right as we look at the pic.

Scott
thejimbar
13 years ago
I say one on the wall facing away from the house in the deep end and the other on the left hand side wall, same side as spa. That way it doesn't shine towards the spa. Maybe Scott is saying the same thing.
poolguynj
13 years ago
Yeppers! :-]]

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