Q. How large an area will be lit up?
A. The light cone diameter will be determined by the water clarity and the depth of
    the bulb. You can expect a diameter, averaging 15 to 25 feet.

Q. How deep should the bulb be?
A. If the light is deployed in an area of boat traffic, it should be at least 4 feet below
    the surface to clear boat props. Clear water will allow you to experiment with a     deeper bulb placement.

Q. How much electricity does the light use?
A. The light draws approximately 3 amps off of the GFCI protected 110 watt outlet,
     which should be $3-4 per month.

Q. Why does the light area look green?
A. The 175 watt bulb is crystal clear. The algae content and floating particles in the
     water make the lighted area appear green.

Q. Do I have to clean the bulb?
A. The bulb burning every night will keep it clean. Any shorter period will allow
    algae and slime in lakes, barnacles in salt water to attach to the bulb. Periodic
    cleaning will be needed for full brightness.

Q. Where can I use this light system?
A. The unit works great in saltwater and fresh water (canals, lakes, ponds or rivers). NOT for use in swimming pools.

Q. What if I break the light bulb?
A. Contact me and I can sell you the sealed bulb with the connected cable for about a third of the cost of the original purchase.