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By Hayward Pool Products
Model # SP0591SL75
Alternate Part #'s HAY-30-766, HAYSP0591SL75, SP591SL75
Available in a choice of attractive face rim models, from an injection-molded patterned design, made of rugged, non-corrosive glass-filled polypropylene; to a smooth, machine-polished stainless steel design, AstroLite Series light fixtures come standard in a wide range of voltages, wattages, and cord lengths to satisfy virtually any installation. Combined with Hayward's DuraNiche PVC niche, no other pool lighting system provides such value - all at the lowest installed cost.
Features:
Corrosion-free, thermoplastic or smooth, stainless steel face rim design
E-Z Lock clamp and reflector assembly for simple relamping
12 Volt, 100 and 300 Watt, 120 Volt, 300 and 500 Watt models for any installation
100% tested for safety and quality assurance
U.L. Listed for fresh water (Guide No. WBDT. File No E39338)
Is it possible to replace the light housing while using the existing electric cable?
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You cannot use your existing light cable. You will need to pull the new cord through the conduit on the new light.
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I would like to know if the white plastic housing and the blue cover can be replace rather then the entire lamp. Pics attach.
Hello Ricardo, thank you for contacting INYO POOLS. The parts you would need would be the Blue Lens (79109000) and the Face Ring Color Adapter (79210000).
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Thank you. Do you have a video instructions to just install those two parts and not the entire lamp kit?
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Hi Ricardo, Unfortunately, we do not have a video for the installation of the pool light ring and lens, however the process is quite simple. If you run into any issues please reach out to us and we can help walk you through the installation process.
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Do I need to lower the water for the Blue Lens cap to cover the lamp so it would be dry or I can just replace the two parts without lowering the water level?
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No you will not need to lower the water. If you watch from the 2:20 mark to the 2:45 mark on our Video on How to Replace a Pool Light Fixture it will show you how to pull the light up onto the deck, where you then can install the new parts.
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