Fountain light · Listed model B02
LX-SC-002 Fountain Light
A compact round submersible family for fountains, pools and ponds, anchored in its full product page on the company's Lightstrade storefront. One value on that page is shown two ways; both values are reproduced below as listed, with a confirmation step before ordering.
Specifications as listed on the product page
| Model | LX-SC-002a / b / c / d / e / f |
|---|---|
| Maximum power | 6W / 9W / 12W |
| Input voltage | DC24V |
| Dimension | Dia118 × H91 |
| Weight | 2.2 kg |
| Material | 316 stainless steel, aluminum, tempered glass |
| Light source | CREE / EDISON |
| Colour | RGBW, per the listing title and body |
| Life span as listed | The Lightstrade listing states a life span of >50,000 hours for this model |
| Efficacy as listed | The Lightstrade listing states 90-120 lm/W for this model |
| Warranty as listed | The Lightstrade listing states a 2 year warranty for this model |
| Applications as listed | Swimming pool, ponds, fountain, aquariums, recreational facilities, decoration underwater, park lake, water stage |
Protection grade: two values on the source page
| Value in the listing title and body | IP68 |
|---|---|
| Value in the listing technical table | IP65 |
The listing title presents the family as an IP68 RGBW DMX fountain light, and the body of the page repeats IP68; the technical table on the same page gives the protection grade as IP65. Both values stand as listed. Do not average them, and do not simply take the higher one: IP65 and IP68 describe different fittings in service — one jet-proof, one submersible — and a fountain or pool installation depends on exactly that property. Confirm the protection grade for your configuration before ordering, and hold the confirmed grade in the written quotation.
Family and applications
Six variants (a-f) share the Dia118 × H91 body at 2.2 kg, in 316 stainless steel with aluminum and tempered glass in the material list, at 6W, 9W or 12W on a DC24V feed. The application list is unusually wide — pools, ponds, fountains, aquariums, recreational facilities, park lakes and water stages — which makes the protection-grade confirmation above the single most important line in any order for this family.
Confirm before ordering
Confirm the protection grade for your configuration before ordering — IP68 as titled, or IP65 as tabled — and confirm the wattage variant at the same time. Ask for the minimum order quantity and lead time that apply to this configuration before you order. Certificates available upon request.
How a two-value listing happens, and how professionals handle it
Listing pages are assembled from titles, body copy and technical tables written at different times, often by different hands, and a value updated in one place survives in another. Experienced buyers treat a visible conflict like this one as information, not as a scandal: it tells you exactly which question to ask before money moves. The handling is mechanical. Quote both values in the inquiry, by their locations on the page. Ask which grade applies to the configuration being quoted. Hold the answer in the written quotation, next to the model variant it belongs to. If the confirmed grade is the lower one and the position is submerged, the model leaves the shortlist for that position and may still serve in a splash-zone position where that grade suffices. Nothing about the process is adversarial; it is the same discipline applied to any specification that arrives from more than one document.
Where this family fits when the grade is confirmed
With the protection question settled in writing, the family's profile is attractive for small-to-medium water work: a compact 118mm body that disappears in a basin, three modest wattages for feature-scale jets and pond work, a 316 stainless steel presence in the material list, and a listed application range that runs from aquariums to water stages. It is the kind of family a designer uses in quantity — a ring of identical fittings around a basin — where unit cost and interchangeability matter and where a single confirmed specification covers every position. The listed life span and efficacy figures, quoted on the specification table with their attribution, are the listing's own claims and are part of what the confirmation conversation can test.