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Black Light with Fluorescent and Blue Visible Light for Pool Setting


I want both a strong "black light" color pop with fluorescents, but also some nice "blue visible light" to accent a pool setting. The product likely needs to be waterproof or water-resistant at least as it will be mounted outside for about a week. Some illumination of the area would actually be nice but still want some good black light effect. Also, do you have a submersible pool light option?

Based on the details provided, we might recommend the 395nm realUV™ LED Flood Light product, as it would emit more visible light than the 365nm version while still offering fluorescence effects.

For more information regarding the differences between the two options, the below article from our website might prove to be useful.

What is the Difference Between 365 nm and 395 nm UV LED Lights?: https://www.waveformlighting.com/tech/what-is-the-difference-between-365-nm-and-395-nm-uv-led-lights

However, please note that while these products have an IP65 rating, they are not designed to be submerged.

Do you have an RGB+W led light strip that is suitable for outdoor use?

While we do offer products such as the ColorSpace™ RGB Color Changing LED Strip Lights, these products are unfortunately not designed for outdoor use, or for installations where they may come into contact with water or moisture.


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