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Underwater and Fountain Lights

Sealed fixtures for fountains, ponds and water features, built to run submerged.

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Water and electricity coexist only inside a fixture built for it. Underwater lights are sealed, submersible fixtures for fountains, ponds and water features, where the light plays through moving water or grazes a basin from below. This is unforgiving duty, and fixture quality separates a feature that glows for years from one that fails its first winter.

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About Our Underwater Lights

LED Spot provides top quality underwater lighting products for pools, ponds, fountains and other water features. Our selection of low voltage fixtures come with a variety of accessories and customizations for a unique underwater lighting setup. Fountain lighting can make a huge difference in how well a fountain looks.

Lighting Moving Water

Moving water is the target, not the surface behind it. Fixtures placed below a fall or jet light the water column itself, and the movement does the rest. Still basins take grazing light along their length, and dark pond bottoms swallow light, so features read best when the beam has water, not depth, to work on.
A little output goes far at night on water. Restraint reads elegant, excess reads like a car wash.

Sealing, Cords and Connections

The fixture is only as waterproof as its cable entry and its connections. Submersible-rated cord, proper potting and junction points made above the waterline are what keep a system alive. Everything below the surface has to be rated for continuous submersion, not just splash.
Low voltage systems dominate here for good reason, and transformer sizing follows the same rules as the rest of the landscape run.

Fountains, Ponds and Seasonal Reality

Fountain fixtures see chlorinated or treated water, pond fixtures see biology, and both see winter. Brass and stainless bodies handle water chemistry that corrodes lesser metals, and fixtures should be positioned where seasonal draining and cleaning does not mean rebuilding the system every spring.
Tell us what the feature is, and we will match fixtures to the water it lives in.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Only fixtures rated for continuous submersion, with submersible cord and sealed entries, belong below the waterline.

Place fixtures so the beam works through the moving water, below falls and jets. The movement itself creates the effect.

Low voltage systems are standard for submerged fixtures, fed from a transformer with connections made above the waterline.

Brass and stainless steel handle treated fountain water and pond chemistry far better than aluminum in this duty.

Position fixtures so seasonal cleaning and draining can happen without disturbing wiring, and inspect seals when the feature is serviced.

Photometric Design

Send us your dimensions and we will model fixture placement and light levels before you commit.

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