There’s nothing
more pleasant than having a nice, relaxing swim after a long day’s
hard work. Splashing around under the moonlight sounds appealing
enough, but your pool would truly shine if it had some well-placed
lights in it.
Pool
lighting has gone through a lot of major changes throughout
time—from the old style of having two lights embedded into the pool
wall (one in the deep end and one in the shallow end), to today’s
pool lighting, which is all about style and energy-efficiency. The
dawn of LED light technology has also allowed homeowners to customize
their pools with various effects and color combinations, making for a
unique visual experience without being too costly to keep on all
night.
One particular
style that stands out is to have different colored lights
illuminating different areas in the pool, creating a wide array of
combinations where two or more hues meet near the center. Some people
put the lights right near spouts or water fountains, thus crafting
the illusion of streams of water delivering various shades to the
pool.
When you’re
looking to have efficient pool lighting installed, always get in
touch with professionals to do it for you. DIY lighting installation
is a bad idea, since you’ll be dealing with water and electricity—a
deadly combination if you don’t work with skill and care. Make sure
that a registered electrician looks into the installation before
turning them on.
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