Types of Underwater Lightings & How to select them - Underwater LED Lights

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Underwater lights are the submersible lights, which illuminate the areas having poor visibility underwater. Apart from that, it serves an aesthetic purpose such as highlighting water features, specifically used in swimming pools, and ponds.

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Here are a few types of underwater lightings
Submersible pond lighting
These lightings provide beautiful illumination to the ornate ponds, especially during the night. Having a glance at fishes & plants with soothing lights gives aesthetic pleasure. You’ll have a soothing experience watching aquatic life with alluring lights at your own water garden.
Flush-mounted LED Pool Lights
The best part about this light is that it does not stick out of your pool wall. Thus, these lights are popular today, as people prefer to have more such lights for their home-built swimming pools & considering the fact that LED lights are more efficient than traditional halogen lights.
Surface-Mounted Underwater LED Light
Surface-mounted underwater lights are a good option because it is easy to install and lights up the pool beautifully. You may also retrofit them to upgrade previously installed lights.


SELECTION OF UNDERWATER LED LIGHTS  
Brightness
The distance that light would travel underwater is proportional to its brightness under the water. Normally, the LED fixture is measured in Lumen (Measure of the total quantity of visible light underwater).
Beam Width
The beam angle determines how the light beam would appear around the hull, whether it is less than 90° (Narrow Spot) or greater than 90° (Wide flood).
Single or multicolor
Different colors throw different light in differing water conditions. Blue is one of the most delightful color and the most preferred one. Color green works well where the water is silt-laden, white suits shallow and sandy bottoms, while color-changing lights give you variant experiences to match your mood.

The new generation of underwater lights is reliable and electrically efficient. Give your pool area an aesthetic vibe with Amoray’s wide range of underwater LED lights.

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