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Lighting JUN 2010 SPN
47
FOR LIGHT!
AstralPool LED lighting creates a stunning effect on a private outdoor pool
when turned off – returning to the saved settings when the power is switched back on. Up to seven lights can be connected to a 100 watt transformer, with up to 21 lights on a 300 watt transformer. Only the size of the transformer limits the number of lights that can be used. Both SaVi systems are easy to install, fitting directly into standard pool fittings as shallow as 4” (10cm) below the water level making them ideal for swim-outs, beach entries, sun shelves and other shallow water applications, either for new construction or for retro-fitting during pool refurbishment. The units are available in two versions, a standing fitting for use in liner pool, whilst a simple 316 stainless steel escutcheon provides a high quality finish for use with a tiled pool.
“Pool illumination that floods the water with a dazzling array of fantastic colours is now not only possible but almost essential for every swimming pool”
to be fully controllable remotely. Flooding pool water with colour is easy with ‘SaVi Melody’ underwater LED lights, available in the UK from Golden Coast. New this year (2010) is the ‘SaVi Blanco’, a pure white LED light that is four-times brighter than standard pool lights. Drawing only 14 watts of power, each ‘SaVi Melody’ multi- coloured light has a built-in self-controlling unit that is pre-set to co-ordinate the colour mix with all the lights in the pool, with an ‘auto-memory’ that saves the last settings
Golden Coast also has the new BriteStream brite white, electric blue or multi-coloured flush-mounted LED lights from Waterco for use with concrete pools, which protrude only 9mm from the concrete niche of a pool or spa wall. The super bright energy-efficient LEDs are capable of delivering 352 lumens of light yet draw only 15 watts and have a long life- span of over 70,000 hours
A conversion ring to fit into a concrete or liner Certikin PU9 niche is available, offering a cost effective solution to pool owners wishing
to upgrade to LED lighting technology in their existing pool.
AstralPool has launched the Led Jelly, a new concept in lighting that adapts to all kinds of pools. It is interchangeable with all other PAR56-type lights, which makes it ideal for new and existing pools alike. The feature that places the Led Jelly apart from other floodlights already on the market is its original and totally innovative design, which is the result of the AstralPool’s collaboration with industrial design company Giugiaro Design. For the design of the Led Jelly, Giugiaro Design drew inspiration from marine environments in which sophisticated life forms are able to cope with the striking contrasts in transparency and light. The result is a LED floodlight with a transparent faceplate and radial ribs that substitute the glass that covers the floodlight. This peculiarity means that on looking at the Led Jelly sideways, the wall of the swimming pool seems to form a continuous profile, as if it were a single membrane. The faceplate lights up, conducts light through the radial ribs and reflects it onto the bottom of the pool. When the floodlight has been put in place and switched on, it takes on the appearance of a jelly fish. The Led Jelly is high performing insofar as energy consumption is concerned. The LEDs by Luxeon combines a brightness of 1,215 lumens, which is three times that of low range LEDs, with an energy consumption that is up to 80% less than that of traditional floodlights and has a useful life of 100,000 hours, which is 100 times that of a conventional lamp.
Plastica offer upgrades on standard PAR56 300W sealed beam units to LED lighting that will significantly lower energy running costs. Plastica LED’s are ideal for commercial pools and perfect for updating problematic lighting where the voltage input is unacceptably high. Other benefits include a
Certikin’s high performance LED lighting in a domestic pool in Cyprus
Pool illuminated with SaVi LED from Golden Coast
Outdoor pool with Certikin LED lighting
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