Step 1: Select Lights

With waterproof stainless steel housing and tempered glass, ProEco Products LED Pond and Fountain Lights are intended for underwater use. With 50,000 hour LEDs you can expect them to last for years before needing replacement. They can be used with LED dimmers or by themselves.

After choosing your size and quantity of lights, add up the total wattage of your lighting package. You’ll need this for Step 2.

Step 2: Select Power Supply

The power supply you select has to be able to handle the total wattage of your lighting system. The wattage of the power supply must be equal or greater to the combined wattage of all lights plugged into the power supply. These power supplies convert 120 V power from your electrical outlet to 12 V DC power usable by the ProEco Products LED lights. Each transformer is IP-67 rated, making it dustproof and waterproof in depths less than 3 feet.

• The 30 Watt power supply (WPS-12D-30) uses 22AWG cable
• All other power supplies use 18AWG cable

Please note the size of cable required by your power supply, as your controller and extension cables must use the same gauge.

Step 3: Select Dimmer (Optional)

No Dimmer – ProEco Products warm white LED lights can be used without a dimmer. They will simply be at full power and provide a very high quality, durable lighting solution for your pond.

LED Dimmer (22AWG or 18AWG) – These dimmers allow you to add subtlety and finesse to the warm white lighting. Up to 60 ft. remote range.

Step 4: Select  Cables and Adapters

Extension cables feature an IP68 rated housing, meaning that they are completely dustproof and waterproof. For use between lights and splitters, use 22AWG extension cables. For use between splitters and dimmers, use the same gauge as the power supply and dimmer. ProEco Products Lighting Extension Cables are available in lengths from 3 meters (9.8 ft.) all the way to 30 meters (98.4 ft.). Choose from 22AWG and 18AWG versions.

If you plan to use a 22AWG power supply, dimmer and extension cables you must not exceed seven lengths or 30 meters (98.4 ft.) of extension cable, including those between splitter and lights. If you exceed these amounts, you must use 18AWG cable between the dimmer and splitter. This will also require using an 18AWG power supply and dimmer for your system.

Optional Adapter: If 18AWG cable is used between the dimmer and splitter, an 18AWG-22AWG adapter will be needed to connect to the splitter.

Step 5: Select Splitter or Junction Box

You can run numerous lights off of one power supply. That’s where the splitter or junction box come in. Choose from a 2-Way Splitter (Tee) and a custom-made junction box. For applications with 3 lights you can use (2) C-WW-T 2-Way Splitters. For applications using 4, 5 or 6 lights select the junction box (not pictured) which will be custom-made to your project requirements. Both boast an IP68 Rating for dustproof and waterproof construction.