Fountain lights- Enhance the aesthetics of your surrounding landscape

Having a water fountain is a splendid feature of a home, garden or outdoor space. Adding landscape lighting turns it into a dramatic night time focal point. Interactive fountains are a great way to add ambiance and tranquility. The light glimmers and dances with the water; it's truly magical. With Amoray Underwater LED Lights, you have a rainbow of color options in one light fixture including bright white.


Lights Placement

When designing light around a water fountain, you'll want to minimize the glare with correct fixture placement. For example, you do not wish to put in the lights and later discover you've created a glaring hazard as people walk by. Also, how the light is positioned can determine the mood of the space; it ought to enhance the feeling of serenity.


Consider the Space and Distinctive Ways to Add Light

In several cases, strategically placed submersible lights are used to light a fountain. This creates shadowing effects and makes the water feature visually captivating. But, it’s not always necessary to submerse lights into the water to achieve these interesting effects. Consider the surrounding space. If you have a large tree nearby, you may incorporate downlights that shine onto your feature from above. Multiple light sources make the space more intriguing.


Fixtures & Wires

Lighting a water feature, like a fountain, is tough. Most fountains are designed to be viewed from multiple angles. You'll want the lighting fixtures to be hidden as much as possible, and not deflect from the fountain. If feasible, it works best to wire in the fixtures while the fountain is being assembled. Otherwise, some elements might need to be disassembled and reassembled to camouflage wires and fixtures.


Water Plays a Major Factor

With all types of lighting fixtures, the connections, wires, and components should be properly sealed and watertight to prevent problems. With water features – fountains particularly– the fixtures and its components are submerged under water. You'll run into problems if these fixtures are not correctly sealed during installation.