LED Underwater Pool Lights, 3W 12V-24V DC, IP68 Waterproof, Stainless Steel Aluminum, lamp for Inground Swimming Pools Ponds Fountains Steps,Cool White(6000K)

Our Hayward $800 light went out again (gone through 2 haywards in 3 years)! I bought this based on reviews and gave it a try. This is an EXCELLENT replacement light - I spliced the wires into the existing Hayward 100 ft cord and it works perfectly! Super easy to install - I used waterproof heat shrink connectors and waterproof heat shrink sleeves to ensure the splice was completely sealed and water proof. Beautiful color and nice and bright at a great price.

I have a smaller Sunlite pool light that kept failing (it's about 3.5" in diameter and takes a small two-prong bulb). Upon opening it up, I discovered the water had completely corroded the bulb socket. Since this LED light is waterproof, I decided to convert my light over - I removed the four prongs inside the housing and the two on this light (to make room for this light), used waterproof connectors to connect the low voltage leads, filled the wired area at the base of the housing with silicone, inserted this light, added more silicone around it and foam to keep it centered, and reassembled the unit. With these adjustments, this light fits perfectly. The brightness is more than adequate and it works great. If it works months and years from now, then it's a home run ... but for now, so far so good.

The lights fit in the Globerite receptacle, pentair wanted $500 a light to replace, I reused the wires from the existing ones. spliced them with waterproof splices and covered with flexseal tape. I replaced the pentair color switcher with wifi smart switch and I can now turn my pool lights on from my phone, or on a nightly schedule. If your tired of shelling out thousands on pentair lights that only last a year, replace with these! Update: unfortunately these lights only lasted about 10 months and all three stopped working. It looks like they can't handle salt water very well as there was a lot of electrolysis build up on the housing and water inside the LED fixture. I'll probably just swap them out with another set given the low cost, but it's a bummer that they didn't last.

Ok. Look. Here is the deal. I am replacing the pentair lights that are complete junk and expensive junk. They are not a perfect replacement but for the price it does what I need. The feed wires are pretty light bit seem to enough. They “fit” in the light case but be careful not to push them I too far. They do not screw in they just kinda snap in using the tabs. They work great. So far Jo problems. I am using my existing pentair controller. Just tied into the existing wires from the old pentair light. I did the best I could to make sure my connections will stay dry but we will see how the connections hold up. The hardest part was I needed to extend the existing wires to give me enough room to work on it. If I were to do it again I would just replace the whole wire from the controller to the light fixture. This would save a ton of tom and headache.

Last year we joined the stock tank pool craze and haven’t looked back. I’ve been improving it steadily, we added a filter system and chlorinated the pool, I added a rubber spray in coating when the tank started to rust and now I’m adding a light. This light seemed a bit pricey but I’m happy with it, it’s built really well. I order a Hero-LED power supply to power this led. Everything went together well with the help of some shrink tubing, soldering iron, some rubber o rings, silicon sealant and a pipe clamp. its southern engineering at it finest, but it works and doesn't leak around the light. The pictures bellow are my new plastic stock tank pool. If making a stock tank pool, go with plastic. Pool chemicals cause the metal tanks to rust and using a spray in coating won’t stop the rust... trust me I tried. This light makes the plastic tanks glow at nigh which is cool.

Little less brightness but the price makes it a winner. Just keep your old cord and leave as much length on as possible. Splice together. Tape it up. Easy into the hole. Lasted 9 months. Bought again. Needed to snake again because removing the old bulb often causes leads to come loose.

Easy to install. Used wire from old Hayward 1.5” lights that went bad. Had to splice together and waterproof connections. Hayward replacement light was $300 each. These were much cheaper and fit in Existing holes perfectly. So far so good. Wish they came with longer wires.

This replaced a Pentair LED pool light that cost near $500 (and I find out from researching routinely fails after a year). This one is not quite as bright and only one color (blue) but I’d take it over the expensive Pentair any day (if it proves to be reliable). It does have a bit of a short cable and the plug is unlikely to be compatible with most existing lights but remember, you’re working with low voltage cable/transformer so it’s as easy as cutting off the existing light and tying this in regardless of polarity.

I was looking for a small light not too bright to put in my fountain. Had to be IP68, which is waterproof. This light is perfect. I have had it submerged for two weeks and no problems so far. It is not blinding but not dim. Works great for my fountain. A nice feature is that it works with older 12 volt AC transformer (I have an ancient 20 year old Malibu transformer). Nice size. It has two tension clips. And it installed perfectly into a 1 1/2” pvc pipe that I used to secure it vertically at the base of my fountain. It is more pricey than other lights for sale on Amazon. But we’ll worth the price.

I was fed up from replacing my colorlogic lights at $500 each every year. I took a chance on these lights given their price points knowing I’m getting slightly dimmer light and no color change - just blue. Installation is straightforward. I cut the wire and used waterproof connection. I used the cabling that came with colorlogic light. Note, these light works on AC 12v or DC 24. My transformer support AC 12V. Hence, no change was required at the panel. I can not comment on product life since I just installed them. But even if they fail every year, it’s still much cheaper than Hayward colorlogic 320 option. Note: top light in photo is Omnilogic. The bottom two ordered from Amazon.

They work well but the back clips seem to rot quite quickly when underwater, I think the backs are aluminum as they get like aluminum rust basically a white dust... when this happens the steel clips break off.

I replaced my Hayward colorlogic for this. Almost the same light output, although it can’t change color. Fits 1.5in tubes easily. As many mentionned, the cord is a little short, had to extend it to connect where I needed. Would definitely buy again!

I used these in my pool to replace very expensive lights($750/light) that failed after 12 years and fit perfectly in the 1 1/2" housing in pool walls from old lights. Cord that comes with lights is very short but bought extensions for under $20 total for both lights and spliced them into existing wiring easily. They work fine and white light is nice colour (3000k) but light spread is narrow and lumens are low so pool isn't fully illuminated in deep end. For what I paid I am satisfied other than light level and beam spread.