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Pool lights provide a range of benefits for any swimming pool, including the ability to control the colour of your pool using LED lights and allowing for night swimming. 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.

Pool lights, when installed correctly, are incredibly safe. In fact, modern, low voltage lights are considered virtually risk free. Critically, however, you must ensure the lights are installed during the construction of your pool, and to your manufacturer's standards to ensure the grounds and fail-safes are established correctly. When the lights are not installed correctly, they may continue to function, but they might also allow unrelated electrical failures to affect the water of your pool, which is an obvious cause for concern. In the event that the lighting system is not correctly installed, your lights may continue to function, though they will present a risk to your safety by allowing other, unrelated electrical failures to reach your pool. Any pool lights that have been correctly installed actually increase the safety of the pool, by increasing visibility at night and allowing you to easily monitor anyone swimming after dark. 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.

If you want to use your pool at night, you could benefit from pool lights. If you'd like the professionals at Sydney's Best Pool Service to review your installation and ensure it is safe for you and your family, contact us on 1300 601 691.

Generally, your pool water should be clear, allowing you to identify even small objects on your pool floor. If particulates have built-up within your water, then your water is likely to instead become cloudy. In normal circumstances, your filter will capture these particles, and return particle-free, clear water back to the pool. However, this can be adversely affected due to a dirty/full or failing filter, or, insufficient turnover of water (how often the water in the pool passes through the filter). Microscopic algae growing in improperly sanitised water is a common source of these particulates, as is dirt and dust from the area surrounding the pool. It is possible for the clarity of your water to be affected by chemical imbalance, which can cause chemicals within the water to become solid and make it harder to sanitise the water correctly. Get in touch with our excellent team at Sydney's Best for all pool cleaning in Lane Cove on 1300 601 691.