J&J Electronics 46613 PureWhite Pro warm white LED pool lamp, 12VJ&J Electronics Pure White Warm LED Pool Lamp 300W 12V, 46613 In stock$11499
J&J Electronics 46613 PureWhite Pro warm white LED pool lamp, 12V

J&J Electronics Pure White Warm LED Pool Lamp 300W 12V, 46613

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Quick overview

  • PureWhite Pro warm white A warm white LED tone rather than a cool blue white, closer to the look of the incandescent lamp it replaces.
  • Equivalent to 300W Rated as the equivalent of a 300W lamp while drawing the current of an LED.
  • 12 volt Built for 12V pool light circuits fed from a transformer.
  • Drop in lamp replacement Replaces the lamp inside the existing pool light housing.
  • Multiple part numbers The same lamp is catalogued as 46613, 26613 and LPL-PR2-WW-12, so an old invoice may not match.
  • Solid state light source LED lamps run cooler and last far longer than the incandescent lamps they replace.
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Product details

This is the J&J Electronics 46613, a PureWhite Pro warm white LED pool lamp for 12 volt light circuits, rated as the equivalent of a 300W lamp.

Warm white, not blue white

Plenty of LED pool lamps push a cool, slightly blue light that reads as clinical at night. The PureWhite Pro warm white tone is closer to the incandescent light most pools were originally built around, which keeps the water and the surrounding deck looking the way owners remember.

Check the part number you have

J&J has listed this lamp under more than one number. If your old paperwork shows 26613 or LPL-PR2-WW-12, that is this same 12V warm white lamp. Confirm your light circuit is 12 volt before ordering, since a 120V fixture takes a different lamp.

Specifications
Brand J&J Electronics
Manufacturer part number 46613
UPC 0610377453516
Type LED pool lamp
Series PureWhite Pro
Light color Warm white
Voltage 12V
Output Equivalent to 300W
Also listed as LPL-PR2-WW-12, 26613
Shipping weight 3 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Is this the warm white or the cool white version?
Warm white. J&J lists it as PureWhite Pro warm white, part 46613.
Does it really draw 300 watts?
No. It is an LED lamp rated as the equivalent of a 300W lamp. The listing carries the 300W figure the way the manufacturer states it.
What voltage does it need?
12V. It is intended for a 12 volt pool light circuit supplied through a transformer, not for a 120V fixture.
Why do I see three different part numbers?
J&J has catalogued this lamp as 46613, 26613 and LPL-PR2-WW-12 over time. They refer to the same 12V warm white PureWhite Pro lamp.
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