The old bulb in my spa is a small pull and twist halogen capsule , will this fit and work for that socket? Dimensions are the same except for the bottom part which is a
Reply
Hi Epsac, Could you send us a few photo's of your bulb? It would be helpful if you could put a measuring tape in the photos showing the width of the bulb and the depth, also a photo of any labels would help us determine if this will work for you.
Reply
Is PL5816 compatible with the Hayward SP 590SL 100W bulb?
Reply
Hi Terry, The PL5816 bulb is compatible with the Hayward SP590SL fixture. You will also need to replace the Hayward Astrolite II SP590 Series Lens Gasket (SPX0590G).
Reply
I have a Haywood H, M/N 580 , 100 watt,12v bulb type R-30, Used with fixture housing SP-600, Sp-607, No. S-15016. Will this bulb work with my light.
Reply
Hi, Dave. This bulb is only compatible with the Hayward SP590 Series light fixture.
Reply
Would this work with an American Products 7810XX housing? Right now it is connected to a dimmable switch, but I can change it to a standard switch if necessary.
Reply
Yes, this bulb will work on the American Products 7810XX housing, however, you will need to double check if it is 12V or 120V. This bulb is 12V and here is the 120V PureColors Spa Bulb. None of the LED bulbs are designed for a dimmer so a standard light switch would need to be installed.
Reply
I plan on replacing my spa (12 V, 100 W) and pool (12 V, 300 W) incandescent lights with LED Color Changing bulbs. The existing spa light is Hayward Spa Astrolite II 100W 12 Volt for a Hayward Model SP0590SL. The existing pool light is Hayward Astrolite 12v, 300 Watt for a Hayward Model SP0581100.
Please provide the following:
1. Part numbers I should use for the spa and pool LED changing bulbs.
2. Part numbers for the spa and pool gaskets I should use.
Reply
I plan on replacing my spa (12 V, 100 W) incandescent bulb with an LED Color Changing bulb. The existing spa light is Hayward Spa Astrolite II 100 W 12 Volt for a Hayward Model SP0590SL. INYOPools has recommend the PL5816 LED bulb which is a 5 W LED. I was wondering, given that the niche that encloses the bulb is air/water tight, how is the LED bulb cooled. Will there be any heating issues with the LED bulb. Will the LED bulb generate less heat than the 100 W incandescent bulb.
Reply
Ernie, Any pool light bulb is kept cool by the water surrounding it. LED bulbs run cooler than a standard incandescent does.
Reply
I have a 300 VA, 120/12 V transformer for my spa and pool lights.
Is this transformer adequately sized to power a 5 W, 12 V spa LED AND a 35 W, 12 V pool LED at the same time.
Reply
Ernie, Yes, a 300 watt 12v transformer can power both bulbs.
Reply
I have a spa bulb in my pool I want to replace with led color changing bulb it’s a 12 V should I use 35 watt or five watt ; Will a 5 W light the pool up as well as a 35 W and do you carry 35w
Reply
The model of the fixture will determine whether or not a spa bulb or a pool bulb will fit in the fixture housing. The spa bulb is much smaller than the pool bulb, it is best to provide the model or series number of the fixture to determine if the bulb is compatible with it. Please note, you will also need to replace the housing gasket.
Reply
I purchased this 12v color changing LED to switch out the Pentair Spabrite incandescent light in my pool. The incandescent works in the fixture, However, the LED does not. Any clue why? My transformer is 12V 100 watts.
Reply
Hi. Double check to make sure the bulb is installed properly, screwed in all the way and that you're getting 12 volts at the socket.
Reply
I have an older spa fixture - 7810XX 4" Pentaire - R20 base....will this bulb fit this fixture?? I cant find anything that says it is an R20.....thanks
Reply
we purchased this bulb last September 2019 and now it's not working and see it's no longer available is there another led bulb to replace with?
Is there a contact for the warranty?
Reply
Hi Scot, yes please contact us using our online chat feature through our website and we can assist with this warranty and other bulb options.
Reply
