Will these lights work on metal or steel pools?
1734897
The intex above ground led light will NOT work with a metal wall pool because the metal or steel will interfere with the light's magnet which powers it.
1734898
Not sure. Because each inside of the light has a magnet. So it has too make contact. One piece goes in the pool and one on the outside the pool. It douse illuminate the pool well. Better than other pool light I've had. I had doughboy before & used the hang over rail type. Costed twice as much as this one. I guess you would have try it. Good luck
1734899
No, has to be a plastic pool so that the magnets will work together. On a metal pool, the magnetism between the two parts of the light will be lost.
1734900
No, they will not for the electrical current must flow the wall of the pool. Metal will conduct electricity.
1734901
Idk because it's magnetic the outside part has to make contact with the inside pool light fixture- break the connection and the light goes out- but IF u can get it to work it is worth the $ the light makes the pool beautiful at night!! And no drilling for installation just stick it to the wall and ur ready to GO.
323129
I used them on thin aluminum. If you apply enough pressure it should work on metal
1655240
I believe they would. I am useing them for lights on my pier. They seem to be real durable.
1420317
I'm brought a round and square (cube ) for the pool.I have 27 foot pool,it has pently of light.yes they move with pool current
943833
If the led rope lights are rated as being dimmable, then it certainly should. I depends on the design of the LED fixture.
1494547
Yes. I have them on my metal chairs outside.. If they get wet, just tip them up on edge and the water just drains right off.
968039
Yes it will work on above ground pools. However I suggest you do not buy this one. It only lasted three months and the light filled with water and failed.
2102825
Metal. Good little light. I've had mine out there for about three years no problems.
851570
These are made in China. They claim that they're Stainless Steel but Stainless Steel shouldn't be magnetic. Cheaper brand of Stainless Steel probably. As for your question- As Long you hang them right side up, you wont have any problems with water getting into the lights- Thats one lesson I've learned there. With our last order one of the four light settings don't work like it should by remote.
1905744
I doubt it will, the magnet is sized just right for holding the air filled light assembly under the water. It doesn't take much to remove the lights from the pool when we are done for the evening.
697856
I use them on several types of metal such as aluminum, steel , brass. The light colors show up great on dark metals. The surface does need to be relatively clean of dirt, rust, grease or oil.
1182953
These lights would not do well around the top of a pool. You need something more permanent for that application. Look at Legit LED on FB. They have flush mount stainless lights just for pools.
1149639
I'm not sure about steel, I know I sprayed it on my galvanized fence post and it turned them a really nice white clean color. Although those spots no matched the color of the rest of the fence. I would try a little on a small area of the steel first, but it works on Iron and I would not think this would be an issue for your steel.
1825940
Yes they will work. They are very bright i have just 2 of them on my patio 20 x 15ft. But rember u cannot dim them. Get the warm white ones. Maybe just get 2 or 3 to start with and see if u like them. martin
737548
The light won't work with Amy pool with Merck sides it uses magnets to. Power the LEDs
1809979
Yes it worked on our metal frame pool. We have the Pro-Series metal frame 16' x 48" and it worked fine. It's a little tall because it can also be used for a 52" deep pool but it worked fine. To prevent movement side to side I attached a rubber bungee cord to either side of the ladder (horizontal brace) and the vertical pool support frame. Worked great! Hope this helps.
621540
I purchased a similar set of lights last summer. They come with long wires which go up over the lip and outside the pool. They are low-voltage and required transformer which came with my set. The lights themselves have a magnet in the back which told the lights to the wall. I'm very pleased with my set and they look great. Good luck. Kris