LED-1WU - Underwater LED Lighting

During the day your pond is great, it is relaxing to watch the fish swim and listen to the water flowing.  Why not enjoy it just as much in the evening?  The beautiful and dramatic effect of lighting can make any party or get together a fantastic event.  Even if it is just a romantic escape for you and someone special, the colorful beauty of your pond at night can be breath taking.  Adding a fountain will not only improve the health of your pond but also add grace and beauty.  The addition of lights on your fountain will add to your enjoyment far into the evening.

 You can use lighting to enhance the beauty of your pond and yard, improve safety, and extend your enjoyment throughout the evening hours. Lights can be positioned below the surface of the water for an iridescent effect, and around your pond to highlight its pathways, attractive plantings, and water features.

• HOUSING = Solid Cast Stainless Steel
• FINISH = Natural Stainless Steel
• LENS = Clear Tempered Glass
• LAMP TYPE = 12 Volt, 18 pcs LED PCB board, 2.0 W max
• LED color options = White & Blue
• MOUNTING = Fully adjustable mounting arm to provide light aiming.  Fixture includes a U bracket and ground spike.  It no longer comes with a round base.
• WIRING = All Fixtures are pre-wired with 25' pigtail of water-proof low-voltage cable 
• Adjustable Angle Light Head
• Can be used in in or out of the water!
• Sturdy Solid Stainless Steel Base
• Overall Well Constructed Lighting Fixture!

TJB-INC Installation Tips:

As you design a landscape, be aware of the following basic lighting design principles.

• 1.  Avoid overlighting which can produce glare and limit visibility.
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• 2.  Use primarily one type of light source (Halgen, LED, Sodium) as they have different subtle color differences and can clash if not used correctly.

3.  Use light to show what's important in a landscape like objects, architectural details and traffic patterns.

4.  Conceal the source of the light to enhance the effect rather than the fixture itself.

5.  Use a combination of various lighting techniques to create a more interesting setting.  These include: Moonlighting, Silhouetting, Shadowing, Spotlighting, & Security Lighting.

6.  Decide how many lighting fixtures you will need to propertly illuminate the area or object before you start your installation.

7.  Decide what type of lighting system would be the best for your particular application.  Whether that be 120 Volt/Line Voltage System or a 12 Volt Low-Voltage System.

8.  Decide which mounting arrangement and fixtures you will need.  The power distribution system (transformer) you choose, where you place the fixtures and the effect you wish to create will all determine the appropriate mounting and fixtures you will need.