IllumiSea understands our customer’s need for a variety of color choices. We are proud to offer several different color options: Green | Dark Blue | Red | Orange | White | Aqua Blue. Although all of our colors are beautiful, attract fish, and offer completely unique effects, we do recommend the aqua blue, green, or dark blue lights if you’re looking to attract the most marine life. If you are looking to stand out from your neighbors standard green "snook light", then we recommend the aqua blue! This color is unique to IllumiSea and is our most luxurious color available that still attracts marine life.

If you prefer a color changing option then check out or newest line of underwater mounted lights here.

Within minutes, microscopic creatures called phytoplankton begin to move in on the light source, very much the way insects are drawn to outdoor lighting. Small fish soon follow, attracted by the zooplankton. Each link in the food chain is followed by the next, over minutes and hours. The water around the light will actually become foggy with the swirling masses of copepods, small shrimp, and other microorganisms. Large baitfish schools (species dependent on location) will actually learn the location of the light and show up night after night to feed. This behavior is mimicked by predator fish who soon learn that easy meals can be found in the shadows surrounding the glow. Within a few weeks, your dock will be a regular feeding station for the local fish populations. All this unfolds right before your eyes, and from the comfort of your own home. Watch as predatory fish slash their way through schools of baitfish, or suck shrimp from the surface right in front of you.

The top fish attracting color is known to be green.  The wavelength size of green is most visible to marine life and also penetrates dirty water better than darker colors.  The light blue and white would be second best at their ability to attract bait and fish.  Dark blue and other colors will still attract bait but the fish might not be as visible and stand out as much in the darker colors.   Our top selling colors are green, aqua blue, and blue. 

Our dock lights are currently used in water depths of <3ft to over 100ft.  The minimum depth required to operate the light is approximately 24 inches, but 3-4 ft of water is recommended.  The light must always remain underwater during tidal changes ensuring that it will properly cool during operation.  The dock lights come in 40-240ft power cord length allowing them to be used in a variety of situations. 

To estimate the cord the length of cord that is required for your specific conditions simply use the below formula or contact us today.  Most docks only require a 40ft cord. 

Depth of water X 2

+

Distance from light to an electrical outlet

=

Estimated power cord required

The depth of the light will be dependent on the clarity of the surrounding water and your desired brightness.  The uniqueness of these dock lights is that they are easily adjustable for a variety of conditions.  To start off, place the light approximately 3-5 feet below the surface and adjust from there until you reach your desired level of surface illumination.

Some of our lights in crystal clear waters are placed on the bottom of 10-20 ft of water and still create a substantial diameter of light.  On the other hand, placing the dock light in extremely dirty water may require it to be placed only 2-3 feet below the surface. 

More often than not, you get what you pay for. We aren't implying that other lights wont look good or work at attracting marine life .... they just wont look or work nearly as well as the Neptune Pro. These lights are often attempted to be replicated but will never be duplicated due to our patented cooling process. Our design patent allows use to push much more power to the LEDs, making them much brighter than the competition.