OASE Lunaqua 10 Lighting System Installed in Large Pond
Nov 8, 2026
3 Lunaqua 10 lights installed in a pond I constructed near Bamburgh, north Northumberland.
The lunaqua system uses an underwater transformer to supply up to 4 halogen 35w underwater rated lights. Although by no means the cheapest system of lights available for ponds, they are a very professional kit to install and the light given is diffused and superior to most lights available for ponds or garden illumination.
LED version is also available and increased numbers of LED lights can be powered from the UST 150 underwater transformer.
Check out my pond construction and equipment videos on my channel for more OASE products - all available from Tyne Valley Aquatics, near Newcastle in North East England.
http://www.tynevalleyaquatics.co.uk
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This is the pond that I put in a couple
of years ago with Bamburgh, North Northumberland,
and today I've installed three Lunacqua 10 lights from Owaza.
There's one, two, three. These will be
hidden when the foliage grows up here,
and this video is just to show what a nice effect they
give. Probably doesn't come out too well in the video
because most videos can't pick up,
Um...
you know, the lights and the effect of them too good,
but I think they look pretty good.
Bear in mind there's only three lights on here as well, there's not a
myriad of little crappy lights from a DIY store, they're proper lights.
The lights
are actually set
on a timer,
it's just an ordinary
pinwheel timer
in that box there,
so they can come
on and go off
whenever they want.
Obviously now that it's winter,
I've set them to come on at 4 o'clock and go off at 10 o'clock,
so hopefully this will pick up the nice effect that they give.
I'm not sure whether it will or not though, but thanks for watching.