By Pentair Pool Products
Model # 77168100
Dimensions 5-3/4" x 4-5/8"
Providing big lighting performance for smaller pools and spas
The AquaLight ® uses halogen quartz bulbs and designed for installation in small plastic or stainless steel Pentair niches. The light shell is high-quality stainless steel and the lens is Prismatic tempered glass.
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I have these existing Pentair Aqualights 77168100. Is there an LED light replacement that will fit the niche?
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Hi Chris, The Intellibrite 5g 120v 50' Color LED Spa Light (640121) will replace your Pentair Aqualight 77168100 and fit into your existing niche.
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I have this fixture I need a bulb replacement
It says bulb type t4 250 watts and 120 volts it has two thin pins on bottom
what bulb do I need
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Hi Frank, The Bulb, Quartz - 120v 250w-twist (JD250DC/120) will be the bulb needed based on the description provided. It is recommended that you also replace the AquaLight Silicone Gasket (79108600).
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What is the snap on color lens cover kit 6pack? part number for this Pentair light77168100 thanks
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Hi Jay, The kit you're referring to is the Spa Brite/Aqua Light Lens Cover Set (650019).
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1 to 2 hrs
Screwdriver, Socket Set, wire strippers
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Well, we received the new LED bulb, drained the spa, disassembled the spa light and... the incandescent bulb was the old style with the mini base! The base was cemented in with resin, so we'd have to replace the entire 50' assembly.
I'll skip the part about convincing Inyo of the problem and receiving the wrong replacement... they're smarter now, just like me... and we received a Pentel assembly with the proper base.
Now we had to isolate the proper cable end, disconnect it after pulling the proper circuit breaker, cut the end off the old cable and wire it to the new one and seal it with electrical tape. I also coated the new cable with WD-40 to make it slip easier inside the 50' of conduit.
With one of us pulling the old cable and the other feeding the new one, we fed the new one in, reinstalled the bezel in the spa, refilled the spa, turned on the light, and WOW... it worked... beautifully! This is really a two-man job pulling the cable through the conduit.
