flowing-water

This image shows a "Cáliz"-type floating fountain illuminating a lake at night. The fountain creates a beautiful, upward cone-shaped spray of water that resembles a chalice or goblet, hence its name.  

It is illuminated from below by a bright light, likely an LED spotlight, which accentuates the water's form and creates a mesmerizing play of light and shadow. 

The reflection of the fountain and the lights on the calm water adds to the enchanting atmosphere. This type of floating fountain is ideal for adding an elegant and dynamic focal point to lakes and ponds, especially in the evening.

Hi, What's the light underneath it? Is it powered by what type of electricity? How does it work?

LED lights! They're the most common choice for illuminating fountains these days for a few reasons:

Energy efficiency: LEDs use significantly less energy than traditional halogen or incandescent bulbs, which is important for minimizing operating costs and environmental impact.

The LED lights are typically housed in waterproof fixtures that are submerged in the water. These fixtures are connected to a power source