Pool Shop Lane Cove North and Pool Supplies Lane Cove North

For any pool owner, pool lights can help you swim at night, and create a brilliant display of light and colour once the sun has gone down. These lights, however, can create a sense of apprehension, due to the use of electricity right next to water - thankfully, Sydney's Best Pool Service can help calm your mind.

If they are correctly installed, pool lights are incredibly safe. Modern, low-voltage lights can be considered risk-free, allowing you to safely light your pool without creating any unnecessary stress. It is important to ensure your lights are installed according to your manufacturer's instructions during your pools construction, to ensure the grounds and fail-safes are appropriately configured. If the installation is not appropriately completed, the lighting system may continue to function, but it can allow electricity from unrelated electrical failures to enter the pool, causing harm to any occupants. However, by employing a licensed electrician, you're able to mitigate this risk. Thankfully, this risk is mitigated by using a licensed electrician to install your lights. Once your lights are correctly installed, they can actually increase the safety of your pool by helping you see at night, allowing you to keep an eye on anyone in the pool once the sun is down.

By using pool lights, you'll be able to safely use your pool at night, while adding a lovely splash of colour. At Sydney's Best Pool Service, our professional pool technicians can review the installation of your pool electrical systems to ensure your family is safe - contact our team on 1300 601 691today.

At most times, you should be able to see small objects at the bottom of your pool with relative ease due to the high clarity of water. If particulates have built-up within your water, then your water is likely to instead become cloudy. Generally, these particulates are captured by your filter, and clean, clear water will be circulated back into your pool. Unfortunately, if your pool filter is not functioning optimally, whether it's due to being dirty & full, or the media is old and unable to filter, then it will not be able to clean your water adequately. These particulates find their way into your pool from a variety of sources, including microscopic algae growing in any incorrectly sanitised water, or dirt and dust entering the pool from the surrounding environment. Similarly, poorly balanced pool water can inhibit the performance of the sanitiser, as well as altering the state of chemicals in the water from solution to solid, thereby affecting water clarity. Call Sydney's Best on 1300 601 691 for all pool cleaning in Lane Cove North.