Outdoor Lighting For The Hot Tub

Many hot water enthusiasts prefer to indulge after nightfall or while it's raining or snowing. Also, because spas and tubs are so much fun for guests, much soaking goes on during the evening. At these times, adequate lighting is an important safety consideration.

Provide enough outdoor lighting along walkways and other areas so you and your friends can safely walk to and from the hot tub.

Today, many spas come with built-in, low-voltage lights. But be sure also to light steps, deck edges and other hazardous places. Outdoor lamps that are low to the ground are sufficient–and allow more privacy. Simple, low-voltage outdoor lighting kits work well around spas.

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When you want to spend more time out in the yard try using a solar yard light. They do not require you to hassle with electricity and if you do not like where the light is shinning you can easily move them.

Fiber-optic lighting can also be used in spas. Whatever lights you choose to use in your pool or spa, have them professionally installed and be sure that they come with an Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listing and comply with the National Electric Code.

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