Will this light bulb work on a Hayward Astrolite?
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Yes, this bulb does work on Hayward Astrolite, as well as other makes and models of pool lights. The most popular of these lights being Pentair Amerlite, Hayward Starlite, Haward Duralite, and Sta-Rite SwimQuip Lights. Click here for a full listing of our >Pool Light Bulbs & Spa Light Bulbs.
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What do i need to change from regular 500 watt bulb to an led bulb.
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Hi Jim, You would first need to confirm if your light fixture can use the J&J Electronics LED Pool & Spa Lights. You will also need to replace the lens gasket with the bulb.
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Currently have 500 Watt, 120 volt light (Astrolite SP0583L30). What LED light would be comparable to what I have now.
Thank you
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The Pure White LED Pool Lamp 120V or LED Pool Bulb Color Changing 120V 35W would both work with your existing pool light fixture.
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I have an American Products Inground Pool Light with a Cn-5 submersible can. It originally had a 120v 400W bulb that finally burned out. Can I use a 500W replacement Bulb with a new gasket?
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Hi Ken, Yes, you can replace the 400-watt bulb with a 500-watt bulb along with the Lens Gasket (79101600).
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will this bulb fit an Amerilite Spa light
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Hello Joe, this bulb goes to Pentair Amerlite Pool Light, please check Pentair 800-831-7133 just in case they changed housing/fittings
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Do I have to drain the water from the pool below the light fixture (120V, 500 W) to replace the bulb?
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Hi Yuri, No you don't need to drop the water below the light fixture to replace the bulb. We have a Video on How to Replace a Pool Light Bulb which shows this process.
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My bulb has a hole in the bottom of it and there is a copper wire that goes into it from the light housing. Can i use any bulb? I have never seen a bulb with a pinhole in the bottom. This is for an inground pool light. Thank you!
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Hi, Nancy. Please upload pictures of the fixture so that we can see what you're referring to and identify your fixture housing.
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Have a Hayward Light Fixture in an older in ground pool. The old bulb expired at the end of last season. Pulled it. It is a 'GE Pool Light, 500w, 120v' bulb. Does not say 'flood' on it. A label on the body of the light fixture says, 'Hayward Pool Products, Fix Mod: SP-583-L, Watts 500, Volts: 115, Bulb Type: R40. Will this bulb fit in my fixture?
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Hi A.D., Yes this is the proper replacement bulb for your Hayward SP0583 light. We would also suggest replacing your Hayward Lens Gasket when replacing your bulb. If you would like to upgrade to LED Color Changing then you can go with the PureLine PureColors LED Color Changing Bulb. We also have this Video on How to Replace a Pool Light Bulb which may help when you tackle this project.
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I need to replacement my regular white bulb (500 w 120v) for a regular color bulb. Do you have bulbs in dk navy or blue color?
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Hi. Unfortunately, we do not have a bulb that is blue only.
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i have a standard Hayward pool light in ground. 12v Will this bulb be appropriate for replacement?
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Hi Loretta, can you please provide the model number of the pool light? If it is not legible, could you send us a few photos of the front of the pool light front, side view, and label on the light itself? To supply photos simply click the reply link below and upload your photos. Once we get those photos we can make the proper recommendation.
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do you need to use plumbers grease on the lens gasket when replacing the bulb?
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Hello, you do not need to use any lubricant on the lens gasket when changing these bulbs. Here is a general guide that we put together called "How to Replace a Pool Light Gasket" that may assist.
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What is the equivalent LED substitute for this bulb?
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Hello Sharon, we currently only have one replacement LED bulb for this particular one. It is part number LPL-P2-RGB-120 that you can also view on this LED bulb list page as well. Please see product details.
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I currently have the Astrolight 120V 300W… am I able to replace my current bulb with this 500W bulb for more light?
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