By PureLine


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Part # PL5817

Warranty 2 Year Warranty

Dimensions 3-1/2" x 3-1/8"

Product Description



REPLACEMENT COLOR CHANGING LED POOL & SPA LIGHTS

PureColors replacement LED pool & spa bulbs offer seven solid colors, and nine light shows that can instantly transform your pool area into a color-rich paradise. The PureColors bulb uses an Edison screw in base, so they install easily into your existing fixture in just minutes. Plus, LED technology makes them the most energy efficient and longest lasting bulb on the market.

ADVANTAGES:

  • LED technology
  • 80% Operational Cost Savings
  • Standard screw in light base for quick & easy replacement
  • Synchronize multiple lights to operate in unison
  • 50,000 hours Lifespan
  • 2-year warranty

COMPATIBILITY:

  • Hayward® Astrolite II Series
  • Pentair® SpaBrite Series

Disclaimer:

All manufacturers’ names, brand names, trademarks, images, symbols, descriptions, and part numbers are used herein for reference purposes only.

Product Specifications

Manufacturer:
Pureline
Color:
Color Changing
Pool / Spa Type:
Spa
Volts:
120 V
Watts:
5 W
Controller:
Light Switch
Lumens:
White: 750 Colors: 250
Incandescent Equivalent:
75 Watt
Warranty:
2 yrs
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?     Asked on 2/8/2017by Jeff

The bulb that goes into this fixture is marked e11,t4 type 130v 100 watts , will this bulb fit in this light fixture?
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A  Answered on 2/8/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Jeff. This bulb is not compatible with your fixture. There is not an LED bulb that will fit the fixture that you have.
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?     Asked on 3/11/2017by warren

will this work with pentair orginal bulb is 12 volt - 100 watt
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A  Answered on 3/12/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Hi Warren, If your bulb is 12 volt then you would need the 12 Volt LED PureColors Spa Bulb. To make sure the PureColors bulb will work in your Pentair light fixture, you will need to double check that your current bulb has a screw in base like this Spa Bulb if your bulb does have a screw in base then the 12 Volt PureColors LED Spa Bulb will work for you.
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?     Asked on 4/19/2017by jon

i want to replace my pool and spa bulbs, for the pool i want to buy the RF bulb but i don't see any spa RF bulb, so how can i make it work so both bulbs synchronize?
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A  Answered on 4/19/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Stacey M.

Hello Jon, If you have two RF Remote bulbs they may not always synchronize. Because the lamps are installed underwater and the water will block the signal in various degrees, also since the bulbs are at different distances this can affect synchronizing. Most likely your lights will also be hooked up to a light switch and if the lights are wired to the same switch then cycling through the color show with your light switch instead of the remote will ensure that the bulbs synchronize together in color changing mode. Please make sure you have housing that is compatible which is Hayward Astrolite II SeriesPentair SpaBrite Series.
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?     Asked on 5/17/2017by jake

My fixture is pentair and states series 77xxxxxx: watts 100: volts 120: bulb type T-4. Is there a color change led bulb that will work with this fixture?
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A  Answered on 5/20/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Jake. Unfortunately, there is not a LED bulb that replaces a T-4 bulb.
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?     Asked on 7/21/2017by Randy Avery

What are the dimensions of this bulb specifically the length and diameter? How many light color changing patterns does it have?
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A  Answered on 7/21/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Randy. To view the dimensions of this bulb, click this Product Dimensions link and the light programs are available in the PureLine PureColors LED Owners Manual.
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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

1 to 2 hrs

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket Set, Towel

My whole house has LED lights and it was time to change that 100 watt spa light...to color!

Written on 1/23/2020 by JOHN B.

If you are handy with DIY projects, this is one you can do. Having LED lights in the pool and spa is a huge energy $$$ saver. We have our pool lights on every morning and evening now. Prior to this, we rarely used the lights.

NOTE: This light should NOT be used with a dimmer. This important information is not very obvious in the documentation.

1. Turn off power to pool lights at the breaker.
2. Layout tools on towel along the deck above the light niche.
3. Get in the pool (I will use any excuse to get in the water).
4. Unscrew single pilot screw at top of light niche.
5. Pull out light fixture and lay on towel.
7. Note location of screw and clamp holding lens in place (You'll want to reassemble it in the same position).
8. Use a socket set to loosen clamp holding lens and ring to fixture. Remove clamp, ring, and lens.
9. Remove old gasket, clean rim of fixture, replace with a new gasket.
10. Remove 500 watt bulb and replace with 35 watt color changing LED bulb.
11. Clean lens.
12. Turn power on at breaker, test bulb, turn power off at breaker.
13. Reassemble lens, ring, and clamp to fixture. Securely tighten clamp with socket wrench. Use pliers to take out some slack in the clamp ring, if necessary.
14. Set light fixture in water and test for air leaks. If a steady stream of bubbles appear, quickly remove the fixture and check the assembly around the gasket.
15. Wind cord around fixture and you return the fixture to the niche.
16. Align the fixture to the niche and replace the pilot screw to hold it in place.
17. Turn the power on at the breaker.
18. Test the light (See the directions for selecting the desired color setting or syncing with a color changing LED spa light).

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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

Less than 1 hr

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Nut Drivers, Socket Set

Light Out

Written on 6/10/2019 by Guest

Unscrewed fixture form niche, 1 Phillips screw at 12 o'clock.
Opened fixture, unscrew nut form bolt on band.
Remove old Bulb and Lens gasket.
Replace with new and put back

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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

1 to 2 hrs

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Pliers, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench

Boring White Spa Light

Written on 4/15/2019 by Guest

Purchased new LED color changing bulb, gasket, and screw. Lowered water level in spa so I could reach light without submerging myself. Removed one screw to detach light assembly. Loosened retaining ring and detached lens. Cleaned gasket residue from lens and housing and replaced light bulb in housing. Reassembled with new gasket and replaced in the niche.

A couple of small issues:

1) Niche retaining screw had corroded, so purchased a replacement
2) Light housing had a dangling spring-like assembly (assume temperature sensing device). It would catch on new LED bulb while screwing it in. I used a small screwdriver to hold it away from the bulb while replacing.
3) Retaining ring was very difficult to re-install over new gasket, as the nut was at an odd angle to the bolt and wouldn't catch. Ultimately assembled ring separately then pried onto retaining clips. This took the bulk of the time.

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Difficulty

Est. Repair Time

Less than 1 hr

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Adjustable Wrench

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Decided after 15+ years of my 150 W $$ eater to go with the LED!

Written on 6/5/2017 by lesis

After retro-fitting spa with a new Pentair light fixture from INYO Pools (best available price found on the Net), simply unscrewed the light fixture's lens retainer bolt, removed the white light bulb and replaced with the multi-colored LED spa bulb. Thereafter, re-fitted the fixture lens to the light fixture body and re-tightened the lens fixture bolt. Then, re-inserted the entire light fixture into the spa light niche and attached same with a screwdriver.

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