COLOR LED POOL BULB'S - WHY DO THE PRICES VARY SO MUCH?

The pricing discrepancy that many of you may discover while doing research on buying a color LED bulb for your swimming pool or spa is one of the most frequent questions we receive from customers. We create, produce, market, and distribute these types of bulbs, so we have a very strong understanding of why the costs vary so widely. Of course we want you to buy our bulbs, but this blog is not intended to be a sales pitch but rather to provide an honest evaluation from my point of view.

Most customers look into changing their pool lights to color LEDs in one of three methods.

The most typical method is to simply ask the person who regularly maintains or fixes your pool. This can be the individual that visits your pool on a weekly basis to clean it and add chemicals. The person who fixes large appliances like piping, pumps, heaters, or filters, or you if you do that yourself.

You check out the offerings at your neighborhood pool store. It might be a national chain or a local business.

Online shopping is rising in popularity. Amazon is a huge company, but there are also tiny businesses like ours that only sell factory direct.

Situation 1

Depending on who you speak to locally, they might not be aware that you can change your existing light to a color LED or they might be compelled to sell you a brand-new fixture that costs $600 or more. They could or might not even be aware that a bulb can simply be changed. But when you explain that you wish to upgrade, they will still see money, despite what was stated above. Be cautious if you choose that path because you will be lucky to have an LED light installed for less than $1,000.

Situation 2

Bulbs will be available at larger pool chains, but they will be more than $200. Some smaller chains might not even have them. In the retail chain, only one company has truly attained considerable penetration. I won't identify them, but if you visited a store, you probably noticed their bulbs, and the pricing may have given you a "Splash" of the true cost. The expense of sending sales representatives to all the various pool store chains must be factored into the bulb price because it is very expensive. When you buy a bulb, you are not paying for a better bulb; rather, you are paying for high overhead costs and the needs of many people.

Situation 3

The biggest e-commerce site is always where you can find the cheapest lights. And if you look closely, they probably only provide a 60-day return or refund policy. Despite their claims, getting a warranty after the first year is almost impossible. There are some excellent pool lamps available, but none of them are inexpensive. You basically have to decrease expenses for every component of a bulb in order to offer it for less on that marketplace. The majority of bulbs contain at least 30 separate components, including computer chips, pcb boards, leds, housings, etc. There are 30 components that can be purchased for less elsewhere. And in order to be the lowest-priced provider, you skimp on each of those 30 components. In other words, you get what you paid for. Most don't even make it through one pool season.

We don't skimp on parts, and our warranty is a legitimate one year. If you have any queries or issues, we also take calls.

Our bulbs are designed to endure 5–10 years. Most bulbs persist until your light's seal fails and the internal boards become moist. Please look over our collection and let us know if you thought this was helpful.
 

Rgb Led Pool Light

Features:

● Power supply: according to the national standard must be strictly controlled in the human body under safe voltage 12 v, 24 v voltage

● Color: cold, warm, neutral white, red, green, yellow, blue, color

● Installation method: Ming (scaffolding LED underwater light) and dark (buried) LED underwater lamp, pore water in the lamp (fountain lights), etc

Specification: