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Looking for pool parts?Follow For More: https://www.reverbnation.com/bllslightingCheck for a 12-Volt TransformerIn the United States, our standard electricity supply is 120 volts. If your pool light uses a 12-volt bulb, a 12-volt transformer needs to be installed between the power source and the light fixture. This transformer ensures that the bulb and fixture are not damaged. If you were to install a 12-volt bulb on a 120-volt circuit, it would likely fry or short the bulb.Follow the CableTo determine the voltage of your pool light, start at the light fixture and trace the cable back to its power source. Follow the most likely path, which typically means taking the shortest route with the fewest number of turns.Check the Pool Light's Information TagMost pool and spa lights have an information tag stamped on the back of the fixture. This tag contains valuable details such as the manufacturer, model name, model number, specifications, wattage, and voltage for the fixture's original bulb.How to Find the Light Information StickerBegin by shutting off the power source for the pool light at the breaker.Remove the light fixture from its niche.Turn the light to view the model information sticker. The sticker should resemble the one pictured in this section.Follow For More: https://blls-lighting.comCheck Light Bulb for SpecsIf the previous methods don't provide the necessary information, you can try opening the light fixture and examining the bulb directly.Most bulbs have a voltage rating stamped on the front and center of the bulb face. If you cannot find the voltage rating, refer to our guide on how to remove your light from the niche and disassemble the fixture.It's important to note that if the bulb lists a wattage of 500W but no voltage, it's likely a 120-volt fixture. Pool light manufacturers only offer 12-volt fixtures with a maximum wattage of 300W.Use a Multimeter to Test Socket VoltageIf the previous methods fail, you can use a multimeter to check the voltage of the light fixture's socket. Follow these steps:How to Test Socket VoltageSet your multimeter to test for voltage, look for the V on the dial, and set the voltage to 200.Remove the bulb from the light socket.Have a helper flip the breaker to restore power to the light.Touch the probe leads to the socket and note the reading. A 12-volt power supply may read anywhere from 11 to 14 volts, while a 120-volt circuit may read anywhere from 110 to 130 volts.By following these simple methods, you'll be able to determine whether your pool light requires a 120 or 12-volt power supply. This knowledge will make it easier for you to find the right pool parts and ensure your pool light operates safely and efficiently.Follow For More: https://talk.plesk.com/members/bllslighting.330851/#about
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