Entertain the possibility of swimming at night by selecting the best underwater outdoor lighting for your swimming pool, and create a new chapter of relaxing life by implementing outdoor lighting to decorate your home as well.
Lighting is necessary if you wish use your swimming pool during the night, and for that we need to select an underwater luminaire most suitable for your pool.
- Halogen
Halogen lamps are an efficient light bulb that produces light from the flow of electricity. Halogen lights are used when filming but are also used in residential and commercial lighting, as well as in motor vehicles. The advantage of halogen lamp is that they are small, lightweight, easy to produce, and instantaneously start up (no need to warm up). The disadvantages of halogen are relatively short operational life, can heat up to high temperatures, are sensitive to vibration and the luminous flux is less intense than in other types of lamps. So, halogen lamp is not suitable for underwater lighting.
- LED
Underwater lighting is very popular for the reasons mentioned above, however ultimately it depends on the end users requirements when specifying underwater outdoor lighting for swimming pools.
For more information, or with a specific project enquiry, please contact your local LIGMAN sales representative.
Find out more about LIGMAN Underwater luminaires: https://www.ligman.com/products/outdoor/underwater-luminaires-un2/
LIGMAN Lighting Co.,Ltd. (Lighting Experience Center)
The LANTERN Building, 2300 Rama 9 Rd, Suan Luang, Suan Luang, 10250 Bangkok. Thailand.
Tel: +66 2 321 8211
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FAQs:
: We currently have two lamp types for underwater luminaires.
: There are Halogen lamps and LED in the underwater luminaire range.
: The underwater luminaire can be surface mounted and wall or floor recessed.
: Energy saving, superior lifetime and better heat dissipation are three major advantages LED has over Halogen lamps in range of underwater luminaires
: No. Underwater luminaires are designed to be submerged, allowing water to assist with cooling and heat dissipation. Due to their high lumen output and housing materials, underwater luminaires can become very hot to the touch, if installed on land – above water – they may become a burning hazard.