Dimgogo Led Pool Lights for Inground Pool, 120V 70W RGB LED Color Changing Lights Medium E26/E27 Base Underwater Pools Light Bulb with Remote Control Replacement for Pentair and Hayward Lamp Black

Features

• [360° Enhanced Signal & Helical Groove Antenna Design]: Engineered with innovative helical groove threading, the precision-cut channels create continuous signal waveguide paths, boosting signal diffusion efficiency by 200% (independently tested in 50,000-gallon pools). Ensures full perimeter coverage and eliminates dead zones in large aquatic environments.
• [Ultra-Bright & Energy-Efficient LED Pool Lights]: High-density LED beads deliver uniform, intense, and long-lasting illumination while maintaining vibrant, dynamic colors—even with frequent use. Designed for 40,000-50,000-gallon pools, these lights match the brightness of 400-600W traditional bulbs while cutting energy consumption by up to 80%.
• [Vivid Colors & Dynamic Lighting Modes]: Choose from 7 static colors and multiple dynamic modes to set the perfect ambiance. Whether it's a lively pool party or a relaxing night swim, endless lighting combinations adapt to any mood or occasion.
• [Smart Remote Control with Strong Signal Reception]: Includes a long-lasting battery-powered remote with reliable signal receivers for seamless long-distance operation.
• [Cool-Running & Durable Build]: Upgraded ABS heat-resistant housing keeps temperatures low even during extended use, preventing overheating. Combined with the reinforced antenna design, it ensures stable remote control in dynamic water environments.
• [Easy Installation & Wide Compatibility]: Compatible with 120V systems (not for 12V), E26/E27 base for quick installation. Fits popular models like Pentair Amerlite 789/790/791 and Hayward Astrolite SP058 series. Supports AC120-240V, ideal for pools, spas, gardens, and water parks. Pro Tip: Always replace the gasket during installation for a leak-proof seal.
• TROUBLESHOOTING THE REMOTE CONTROL RF signals penetrate water but struggle with thick metal fixtures near older pool lights, as metal absorbs the signal.
• Try these steps: - Test Near Pool Switch: Place the remote (antenna retracted) next to the pool light's on/off switch. The RF signal may use the wiring as an antenna. - Use Underwater: Place the remote in its waterproof bag, submerge it underwater directly in front of the light lens (antenna down), and press buttons to change modes. - Check Battery: Ensure the battery is correctly inserted. The remote's function light should illuminate red when pressed.
• Address Interference: RF signals can be disrupted by common sources like cell phones or Wi-Fi. If pressing a color button doesn't change the mode, move to a different location and try again.