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| Hi I am building an 18' x 34' pool and was wondering how many LED lights to install. 2 or 3? I don't want any dead/black spots. Is 3 overkill? Thanks. |
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- Posted by jerseypool (My Page) on Tue, Aug 14, 12 at 17:51
| We have a 16x38 white fiberglass, and two led's fill our pool with light. |
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- Posted by natural_one (My Page) on Wed, Aug 15, 12 at 14:22
| matt, Is this just a rectangular pool? Also, it depends on what LED lights you are using to determine the count. |
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| Hi it is a 18 x 34 rectangular pool. It is 8.5 deep and has 3 stairs along the full width of the pool. They are going to use Rainbow Rays Aqua LEDs. Do you think 3 LEDs would be over kill or will it light the pool evenly and nice. Thanks. |
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- Posted by natural_one (My Page) on Wed, Aug 15, 12 at 19:09
| I'm not familiar with those lights in particular. I will however say that I have never heard of a client complaining about a pool being too bright, but have seen multiple people on this board wishing they would have done one more. Id go with three....worst case scenario: you disable the middle one if it's too bright. I don't believe you can put a dimmer on LED lights, but you may ask your builder specifically. |
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| Looks like a newer brand. I haven't heard of them. I will be watching this thread on how they preform. They don't claim to be as powerful as the major brands. I don't see a niche listed in the parts or products listings. It appears to be a sinker. The Winterizing section of the manual suggests letting it sit below the ice line or removing the bulb. This makes Jazz lights a PITA to work with so I would expect more of the same, just significantly less weight. Are you in Canada? The manual shows a Canadian company. Scott |
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| Yes I am located in Canada. I will be putting 3 LEDs in my pool. They start digging on Monday. Are there any tips for me to know? Thanks. |
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