Installation and maintenance of underwater lights is important but the use of LEDs reduces the hassle and promises maximum efficiency and longevity.

1. LED Underwater Lights Ease the Pressure of Maintenance
Installation and maintenance of underwater lights is important but the use of LEDs reduces the hassle and promises
maximum efficiency and longevity.
Underwater lights are necessary to brighten up the dull black waters at night and create a
beautiful contrast of light and darkness. Available in green, blue, and white these shades look
amazing and increase visibility of the things lying under the water. These are useful to both
fisherman and regular boaters who want to pleasure cruise in the evening or night. Blue and
green LEDs increase visibility under the water and help in the search of priceless game fish.
The illumination attracts the phytoplankton and shrimps which act as bait for the larger ones.

2. Easy and quick installation
The presence of the LEDs adds to the appeal of the vessels but installation and maintenance
is not something to be forgotten. Normally they are easier to fix than the traditional halogen
lamps that required wiring. If you are purchasing a new set of lights it should include a direct
connect system which contains mount brackets and two lights. For drain plug lights, the
socket has a standard thread which is common to most drain plug lights. The installation
process is over in a minute because it does not involve any kind of modification like drilling
and cutting.
Toughened glass for better protection
The transom mounted LED underwater lights are also easy to install since they make use of
only three to six screws and a hole for the power cable.These are available in white, blue and
green and are housed in stainless steel so that rust can be avoided since the lights will remain
below the water surface at all times. A high quality polish prevents marine growth on the
outside. The lenses are made of toughened glass which makes sure that the light illuminates
the bottom clearly. The added protection of multiple glass layers makes it tough to damage
them.

3. Minimum upkeep for LEDs
LED lights offer little or no maintenance hassle unlike halogens and incandescent
lamps. These halogen underwater lights have filaments which break owing to vibration
or shock. Handling them can be difficult as well since the glass bulb can break if you
hold it in your bare hands. The oil from the skin causes oil spots which cause the glass
to shatter. With LEDs replacement is not a necessity at all, at least not before the
40,000 hours of service life are over. The LEDs will eventually have to be replaced but
fixing them to the fixtures is equally easy. There is no need to purchase new fittings
when the old one is replaced. Minimum maintenance and easy installation makes
using LEDs the best kind of beams available for use in lakes and other water bodies. In
spite of the continued usage these outperform their rivals and allow optimum usage
and efficiency.