Color-changing LED Pool Light 120V 40W Replacement For Incandescent Bulbs in Pool Light, 16 light shows, Color Memory Remote Control (120VAC, 40Watt)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I had to replace an original Color Splash LED that lasted 10 yrs that cost me $600 it was great built incredibly well but it was never really bright. My concern was the price and what I have learned in this life is you get what you pay for.Well I am happy to say this light is Awesome build quality seems good the brightness is literally 2x. Brighter then the $600 one I hadGrant it we're talking 10yr old technology so I was really happy for that.My pool is rectangle 16x32 20 thousand gallonI attached a video to show you how bright and colorful the light isThe Red is not real bright but that's a Spectrum issue not the lights problem .The video really doesn't show you the White really well but trust me it's whiteI can't give you a longevity report as of today because I just installed it but I usually leave the lights on through the night so hopefully you don't hear from me for a few years !People are complaining about the remotes distance I don't know if I just got lucky but I can change the colors and operate it just fine from at least 30 ft from the pool.So for the money along with a remote so far I'm giving this a 5 out of 5 stars !Check out the video hop you found this helpful.

I am very impressed with this light. I just replaced a Stabrite 120v 400w light bulb. Really didn't expect this to fit into my current housing when I opened the box and saw the size, but it fit perfectly and the glass cover went over it fine.It took a few minutes for the remote to work after I put the battery in (uses one of the smaller A23 batteriesso be prepared order on Amazon or make a run to Target or CVS to pick it up), odds are you don't have one.But remote works fine, I dip the antennae in the water and hold it about 3 feet away and it easily changes the light color, even turns it on and off. The strobe effect is kind of cool along with the rapid changing of colors that you can change the speed on with the remote. I can also change the colors by using the wall switch, wait a few secs in between on and off and it changes the colors fine.I really wasn't sure if the light would be a bright as the incandescent light but it looks fine and of course, does not put out any heat like the older bulb did. I really like the magenta (more like light blueish) color brightens up the whole pool without being overbearing. This light also negates the need for any color plastic light cover like I had previously.My only complaint is I wish they sold a smaller spa light since I intend to replace that as well.. But I am very impressed with this pool light. My incandescent bulb kept blowing out on me, when I just used it a few times and cost $60 each time to replace. Seemed to be picky about when you turned it on all of a sudden then boom, no more light. It made me worry something was wrong with the housing although appeared to be pretty dry inside. However I have the hit the light switch umpteenth times now with this new LED and doesn't appear to be impacted at all so a nice relief to know I don't have a housing or cord issue which would have cost a lot more to replace.I can see the day pools will never need incandescent bulbs. I hope they go the way of the buggy whip.

Bought 2 of these to liven up my pool. I was concerned how well (or if) they would work at the price, but they've been great! You can replace a lot of these for the $3 grand cost of a hard wired installed system from a major pool equipment manufacturer.Pull out the old bulb, install this bulb (with a new seal, please), reinstall and your done!Remote does need to be close---I actually stand over the bulb and dip the remote antenna into the water and that never fails. Also easy to control from your control panel.

This 120v unit lights up the Spa just fine. You have to change colors by toggling the power on and off. We just leave it on the first setting which is a slow fade through the color spectrum. Each on/off cycle will change the light color/mode. There are about 15 light mode/color sequences. The light unit fits a standard Pentair or Hayward lamp housing. It’s kind of fun. If it lasts, it’s a great value. Time will tell.Update June 2020: well time has told, all of the light colors have burnt out except for deep blue. Barely 2 years on the bulb with only very modest use. If you can get it for a really good low price, then I would recommend it, otherwise, just go with an incandescent white bulb.

I have a 16'x33' pool and a light only at the deep end. This bulb lights up the whole pool (except for the red color, which is always dim, but that is the nature of LEDs and not this bulb). I had a 19W bulb in before and this one is definitely better. The remote actually works, but I have to stand over the pool light with the antenna a few inches into the water. Be careful replacing your bulb, and make sure to replace your gasket with a new one.

I purchased this LED bulb and a Hayward pool light fixture from Amazon. They both work perfectly. At first the remote was finicky but once I used it super close to the bulb (installed) it now works from any distance, even from inside the house. We love the colors and the convenience of the remote. I priced buying it locally and I would have spent double the price!

this is a good led light for the pool, It only gets four stars as the purple is only purple by the light and the rest of the pool is blue, the red was a given that it was going to look diluted in the water, but all the other colors are very vibrant, and the ability to fade and flash to multiple colors and change the speed of the fade/flash from fast to slow is great.

Works great. I was in fear that the remote would not work due to some other reviews but much to my surprise it works great. The red doesn’t light the pool up but that is to be expected due to the wavelength of the color. Purple is beautiful and the color change modes are really cool as well. Highly recommend. Hopefully it lasts. They clame 50,000 hours but we’ll see.