New design to illuminate a pool just below the water line!
To be installed during construction, the SEAMAID linear floodlight effectively lights your pool up to 10 x 5 metres.
It is installed by screwing into a broom socket or through a wall with a 1.5″ thread thanks to an exclusive SEAMAID system.
Compatible with all types of pools where the installation of a traditional projector could lead to waterproofing problems
Suitable for replacement
Simple and safe installation
The rear bracket is fixed in the 1.5″ brush socket and can be adjusted horizontally thanks to its integrated spirit level.
Available in Cool White, CCT White (colour changing temperature), Amber, Royal Blue and RGB.
Supplied with a white bezel, it is also available in four colours; Sky Blue, Sand, Light Grey and Medium Grey.
⚠ This luminaire operates only on safe extra-low voltage, ~12V(AC) and ⎓20V(DC).
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Specifications
| Ref | Size | Colour | Luminous power | LED number | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ref : 503515 | Size : 420x110 mm | Colour : RGB | Luminous power : 600lm | LED number : 90 | Power : 16 WATTS |
| Ref : 503508 | Size : 420x110 mm | Colour : White | Luminous power : 1450lm | LED number : 60 | Power : 13 WATTS |
| Ref : 503539 | Size : 420x110 mm | Colour : Amber | Luminous power : 750lm | LED number : 60 | Power : 13 WATTS |
| Ref : 503546 | Size : 420x110 mm | Colour : Royal blue | Luminous power : 550lm | LED number : 60 | Power : 13 WATTS |
| Ref : 503522 | Size : 420x110 mm | Colour : CCT | Luminous power : 1175lm | LED number : 90 | Power : 13 WATTS |
Ideas and recommendations
These swimming pool lamps must be connected to a double-wound safety isolating transformer whose power is at least 20% higher than the total power absorbed.
The remote control supplied with the colour lamp must be paired for the first time. As an option, it is possible to install a radio switch between the lamp (or group of lamps) and the transformer, to remotely control the On/Off versions or synchronise a multiple installation.
