3500-Lumen Underwater LED Light - 300m Depth, 55W for ROVs & Swimming Pools
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3500-Lumen Underwater LED Light
55W • 300m Waterproof • PWM Dimmable
Key Features
✔ Ultra-Bright - 3500 lumens output (PWM adjustable)
✔ Deep-Sea Rated - 300m waterproof with multi-layer sealing
✔ Robust Design - Aluminum alloy body (black oxide coating)
✔ Wide Illumination - 130° beam angle for full coverage
✔ No-Rust Construction - Screw-free design for saltwater use
Technical Specifications
- Luminosity: 3500 lumens (max)
- Power: 55W
- Depth Rating: 300 meters
- Material: Anodized aluminum alloy + toughened glass
- Beam Angle: 130°
- Cable: 1 meter standard (extendable)
- Weight: 105g (in air) / 95g (in water)
- Cooling: Passive shell dissipation
Safety Notice
⚠ Air Use Prohibited - Do not power on in air for >30 seconds to prevent overheating

Package Includes
- 1 × Underwater LED Light (3500 lumen)
Why Choose This Light?
✅ Scientific-Grade - Stable output for research/ROV applications
✅ Corrosion-Proof - Oxidized aluminum resists seawater damage
✅ Energy Efficient - High lumen-to-watt ratio
✅ Multi-Purpose - From DIY ROVs to commercial fishing
Applications
- Underwater robotics (ROV/AUV lighting)
- Night fishing & diving operations
- Swimming pool/accent lighting
- Marine biology research
- Underwater cinematography
What are the different part configurations for the chamber assembly, and do they need grease?
Option 1 – One dome + one end cap (assembled):
- 1x Hemisphere dome, 1x Chamber tube, 1x Flange, 1x End cap, 1x End cap retaining ring
Option 2 – One dome + one end cap (all separate parts):
- 1x Single dome, 2x Flanges, 2x End cap retaining rings, 1x Chamber tube, 1x End cap
Both Option 1 and Option 2 require 1x Dow Corning grease.
Option 3 – Two end caps:
- 1x Chamber tube, 2x Flanges, 2x End caps, 2x End cap retaining rings
Option 3 does NOT need grease.
Why does the flange pop out when I try to close the cabin?
If the flange springs back while you try to close the chamber, the chamber is almost certainly sealed at the other end. The fix is not force — it is assembly order.
When one end is already fully sealed, the air trapped inside has nowhere to go. Closing the opposite flange compresses that air — and the pressure pushes the flange straight back out.
Correct assembly sequence
- Install the dome on one end Start with a single hemisphere. Leave the opposite end open for now.
- Fit the flange on the open end — without the retaining ring At this stage the chamber can still breathe. Air escapes through the gap as you work.
- Seat the flange fully With the air able to escape, the flange slides into place instead of being pushed back.
- Install the end cap Only once the flange is fully seated.
- Install the retaining ring last The ring is the final step — it locks everything in place after the air has been released.
Never fully seal the back end before the front is closed. Keep the retaining ring for last — the chamber stays vented, the air escapes, and the flange stays put.
Lubrication
Yes — apply a suitable grease (e.g. Dow Corning lubricant) to the O-rings and sealing surfaces. Parts slide into position more easily and the seal performs better.
Still won't close?
Contact us with a video showing the full assembly process, both ends included. We'll review it with the factory and help you resolve it.
Sealed Chamber · Installation SOP
Final Installation Checklist
- Sealing ring seated evenly with no twisting
- Lubricant applied uniformly, free of particles
- Cover and pressure plate secured without play
- Feed-through screws treated with thread locker
- Sealing ring fully pressed into acrylic tube