Under Water lighting This 35 watt powerhouse can be used underwater or above ground. The intense halogen beam is easily adjusted from a spot to a flood by simply twisting the outer housing 10-40 degrees. This light comes equipped with a mounting bracket and a ground stake for lighting the garden. Features: Fully Submersible 12V Light with Bi-Pin 35W Halogen Bulb Light May be Used Out of Water for Accent lighting 5 Colored Lens Kit Included 15 Foot Cord Length UL listed 1 Year Warranty (excludes bulb)

Little Kit Premium Submersible Light Kit by Little Giant 12 Volt 20 Watt 4 Color Submersible Flood Light includes 20' Cord.  Features: Fully Submersible 12V Light with 20W Halogen Bulb Light may be Used in or out of the Water Includes One Each Colored Lens (Yellow, Blue, Red and Green) 20 Foot Cord Length Requires a Transformer Light can attach to most 1/2" Fountain Nozzles or stand alone 1 Year Warranty (excludes bulb)

Submersible Lights  4-Color Spot Light 12 Volt 4 Color Submersible Spot Light includes 15' Cord. Features: Fully Submersible 12V Light Halogen Bulb Light May be Used in Water or Out Includes One Each Colored Lens (Yellow, Blue, Red and Green) 15 Foot Cord Length Small Compact Size Requires a Transformer UL listed Small Compact Size. Each Light measures 2-1/2" Dia. x 4" High 1 Year Limited Manufacturers Warranty (excludes bulb)

Outdoor Transformers

This transformer can handle up to six of the 50 watt low voltage lights. If you only want three or less use the 200 watt transformer. Using only a few lights on a larger transformer will shorten bulb life. It has the ability to be set for one or two on cycles per 24 hour period. The transformer on the left is 300 watt and the one on the right is the normal low voltage transformer.

Low Profile Fixtures Hassle Free Koi Friendly Exciting Color Change Options

The first Fiber Optic lighting kit designed specifically for ponds and water features!

FAQ's

Q:		What is the AquaLite Fiber Optic Lighting System?
A:		AquaLite consists of a box with a light bulb, which shines light into the end of a fiber optic cable. Light travels through the cable and out the other end. We have systems with 8, 12, and 16 separate fiber optic cables lit by just one light bulb!

Q:		Why would I want to use fiber optic lighting?
A:		There are many benefits to fiber optic lighting, such as: 1. Not having to wade into the water to change a light bulb 2. No electricity in the water 3. Very small, inconspicuous fixtures 4. Beautiful color changing options 5. No heat at the light output point, maintaining constant water temperatures

Q:		Is AquaLite easy to install?
A:		YES! Our kits are shipped with the fiber optic cables pre-cut, and pre-harnessed. We include full, easy to follow instructions in our installation manual.

Q:		My experience with underwater pond lights has been that they are difficult to hide. How is the AquaLite system different?
A:		The AquaLite fixtures have been specifically designed to be easy to hide in between rocks at the edge of the pond, in or next to waterfalls, or at the bottom of the pond.

Q:		Can I stop the color changes on any given color?
A:		Yes! You can stop the color changes on any color, in between colors, or keeps them changing through a beautifully peaceful color flow.