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Model # 78434100

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Pool Amerlite 300 Watt 30 Ft Cord 12 Volt - 78434100

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Model # 78434100

Warranty 1 Year

Alternate Part #'s PEN78434100

Product Description

Pentair AmerLite

Designed for long life and long runs with minimum maintenance

Enhance your pool's beauty with the world's most reliable, most popular, underwater incandescent lighting. AMERLITE lights have been the world standard of reliability for underwater pool and spa lighting for over 40 years. It features a stainless steel shell, 8-3/8 in. prismatic tempered glass lens, and stainless steel face ring with unitension clamp. AMERLITE is expertly engineered to stand up to moisture, corrosion, and impact, and to provide optimum performance and safety for years to come.

Additional features include:

Corrosion-resistant stainless steel face ring with unitension clamp.
High-quality stainless steel shell for durability.
Clear or medium blue prismatic tempered lens for optimum light diffusion.
Tempered glass lens provides optimum diffusion.
Heat-sensing low water cut-off device for safety.
Optional plastic snap-on face rings available.
Optional snap-on lens covers available in red, blue, green, and amber.
Available in 100- and 300-watt, 12 volt models and 300- and 500-watt, 120-volt models.
One-year warranty

Dimensions

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Product Specifications

Cord Length:

30 ft.

Watts:

300 W

Volts:

12 V

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? Asked on 6/6/2016by Buddy Koellner

Do you have this unit in a 100 watt? Can you replace the bulb with a color changing LED light and still keep it around $300.00 dollars? I have a new 100 watt transformer that I wanted to use with this light. And if I can not change over to the LED, how expensive are your color lenses?
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A Answered on 6/7/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Hi Buddy, You could go with the 100W Amerlite 12V 50' Cord and the 12V 35 Watt PureColors LED Bulb and you would be just a bit over $300.
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? Asked on 3/9/2017by Gene

is this light, a good replacement for a purex pool light. the light is so old, the model number is unreadable. thanks
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A Answered on 3/10/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Gene. Yes, the Amerlite can be used to replace the Purex pool light.
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? Asked on 5/29/2017by Donald Davis

Light comes on and is fine, then it goes out .you can still see the color chasing just broadcasting out in to the pool. It might com back and flicker some. Where can I get paper work I did not get when I bought the light.
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A Answered on 5/30/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Hi Donald, What you have described is an indication that your pool light fixture has gone bad. Could you let us know the make and model of your light so we can supply paperwork as well as make a suggestion on a replacement.
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? Asked on 6/5/2017by Hilton Givens

will this receptical fit in the housing of an old american products 120 V light housing (N-678021)?
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A Answered on 6/11/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Hi Hilton, Yes it will into your old American Products Housing.
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Difficulty

Easy

Est. Repair Time

Less than 1 hr

Tools Needed

Screwdriver, Wire nuts an chase string

Failed in ground light fixture

Written on 7/31/2017 by Guest

Gave rep demensions over phone of niche, since old fixture and information was gone! Sent me an exact perfect fit! Made it as easy as I could ever have imagined! Tied a string too old wire, pulled it out opposite end, tied string to new fixture wire, pulled it back, wire nutted it together.

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