Underwater LED Pool Lamp – Color That Lives in the Water, Not Above It

A sealed LED lamp on suction cups, made to sit inside a pool, pond, hot tub or aquarium. Ten beads behind the lens give it more output than the eight-bead units you usually find, across sixteen fixed colors and four fade programs. A single RF handset drives as many lamps as you own.

Why choose an underwater pool lamp?

Light aimed at a pool from the side mostly bounces off the surface. Put the source under the water and the water itself carries the color, which is the effect people are actually after. Suction mounting keeps it a five-minute job with no cable run and no drilling.

Ten-bead array: more output and deeper saturation than the common eight-bead lamps.
Sixteen fixed shades: warm white and red for a quiet night, blue and purple when there are guests.
Radio handset: 15 m of range in air, 2 m submerged, and it carries through walls.
Group control: one handset runs a whole set, so there is no aiming at each lamp.
Cup mounting: grips any smooth surface, wet or dry, and comes away leaving nothing behind.

A pool that no longer turns into a dark rectangle after sunset.

Press the cup flat against a clean smooth panel and squeeze the air out from behind it for a firm grip. It runs submerged or dry, so the same lamp can sit in a pond in July and inside a glass vase in December. Power comes from three AAA cells, which you supply yourself.