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Oase Lunaqua Underwater Transformer

SKU: 50517
$271.99

Professional 12V Underwater Transformer for Pond Lighting

Oase Lunaqua Underwater Transformer is a safe, waterproof 12-volt transformer designed specifically for underwater pond lighting applications. This professional-grade transformer is both seawater and chlorine resistant, making it ideal for ponds, pools, and water features requiring reliable, low-voltage lighting power.

Key Features

  • 12V Safe Operation: Low-voltage 12V AC output ensures safe underwater lighting installation
  • 150 Watt Capacity: Powers up to 150 watts of underwater lighting
  • Connects 4 Spotlights: Built-in connections for up to 4 spotlights; expandable with optional PowerBox Splitters
  • Waterproof Construction: Fully waterproof design for reliable submersible operation
  • Seawater & Chlorine Resistant: Durable construction withstands harsh water conditions
  • Dimensions: 6"L x 5"W x 3.5"H

Perfect for pond owners seeking professional-grade underwater lighting solutions. The Lunaqua Underwater Transformer provides safe, reliable power for creating stunning nighttime water displays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this transformer in a chlorinated pool?
A: Yes, the Lunaqua Underwater Transformer is both seawater and chlorine resistant, making it suitable for use in chlorinated pools as well as ponds and water features.

Q: How many lights can I connect to this transformer?
A: The transformer connects up to 4 spotlights directly. You can add more lights using optional PowerBox Splitters to expand the system beyond 4 lights, as long as you stay within the 150-watt maximum capacity.

Q: Is this transformer safe for underwater installation?
A: Yes, the 12-volt low-voltage output and waterproof construction make it safe for underwater installation. The low voltage significantly reduces electrical hazards compared to standard 120V systems.

Q: What is the maximum wattage I can connect?
A: The transformer supports a maximum of 150 watts total. Calculate the combined wattage of all connected lights to ensure you don't exceed this limit.