3
•
Ground stake:
for installation around the perimeter of the water feature or
in conventional landscape installations
•
Nested:
without the stand or stake, amongst the pond stones
The SOL Light Ring is ideal for illuminating fountains and uplighting waterfalls.
Proper light placement is important for every project. Whenever possible, lights should be
positioned facing away from the viewing area to minimize hot spots. When camouflaging the
light cord with rocks and gravel, always leave enough slack in the cord so that the fixture can be
raised above water level for servicing.
Brass
Body
Disc Lamp Gasket
Lens
Slot
Brass Lens Ring
SOLCC2:
Brass Body
Brass Lens Ring
LED Bulb
Gasket
Lens
Slot
SOLCC6:
Maintenance
Replacement LED Bulbs are
available for SOL Spotlights and
Compact Spotlights.
To loosen and tighten the brass
lens ring on SOL Spotlights and
Compact Spotlights, use the
included key. Simply place the
key in the slots on the brass lens
ring to loosen or tighten. Ensure
that all components are installed
correctly after servicing. Inspect
the silicone gaskets for defects
and proper placement before
re-assembling. Ensure that the
lens ring is tightly secured before
submersing the fixture.
SPOUT LIGHT - SOLCCSL2
Installation
The Spout Light can be installed behind a wall, shining through a wall spout (see Figure 1) or
under a core-drilled stone or pot (see Figure 2). The light is designed to be installed in any tee
that has 1” female threads. If the tee is larger than 1”, a reducing bushing with 1” female threads
will be needed. Install the light into the tee, with the light facing the water outlet. Apply teflon
tape, paste or RTV silicone to the threads of the light and thread the light into the fitting. Do not
use the cord to twist in the light or allow it to become twisted when tightening. The spout light
cannot transmit light through sweeps or around corners. There must be a direct path for the
light to be transmitted. The use of rigid PVC plumbing (1” diameter or greater) is highly
recommended for the best results.
Figure 1.
1½” T
1½” x 1”
Reducing
bushing
Figure 2.
¾” KF tubing
1” Female
threaded T
