A simple installation type that just requires inserting a rubber sleeve ring into the Φ50mm opening of the wall-mounted embedded type for pools.
This is a compact and high-performance pool lighting that can be installed simply by embedding a 50mm round hole or a Φ50 pipe in the pool's inner wall and inserting the lamp body equipped with a dedicated rubber ring for the stopper into that hole.
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basic information
Ultra-thin resin-filled embedded pool light for wall installation Material: SUS316 stainless steel LED: CREE Lens: Polycarbonate Power consumption: 10W, 18W, 35W Beam angle: 120° Color temperature: 2700K, 6200K, RGB (R+G+B) Input voltage: DC12V/24V Operating ambient temperature: -20°C to 40°C Cable: VDE rubber sheathed cable included Rated lifespan: 40,000 hours Size: Φ100xH12mm / Embedded part Φ47xH25mm Beam angle: 120°
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P4
※About 2-3 weeks.
Applications/Examples of results
Pool lighting, water basin lighting
Detailed information
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HJ8060 Φ100xH12mm, compact and slim
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Installation 1) Embed a Φ50mm pipe into the wall, etc., and prepare the lamp body holder. 2) Insert the sleeve rubber ring from the underside of the lamp body and secure it to align with the groove of the body. 3) Pass the waterproof rubber cable attached to the body through the pipe and connect it to the power source in a waterproof area such as on land or inside a waterproof box. 4) Insert the lamp body with the rubber ring into the pipe and push it in until the front plate of the lamp body fits snugly against the wall, completing the installation.
Company information
The operating company, Zett Communications Co., Ltd., provides import wholesale sales, design, and installation consulting for LED lighting equipment, product sales and implementation support for network cameras, peripheral devices, and security equipment, as well as installation and wiring work, and various consulting services. Additionally, it offers rental server services for businesses and domain acquisition services.















