A submergible lamp for its use or application in photoperiod in processes of smolting, feeding and optimum handling of the
reproductive process of salmon species, whose source of illumination are a group of
green LED luminaries issuing light with an intensity of 500 to 550 nanometres, by means that allow for a lower consumption than the lamps currently in use and which not only represent economies in terms of costs, but also a favorable environmental
impact in terms of a lower consumption of fuel or batteries, which might eventually represent a danger to the environment, becoming waste and by demanding a substantial infrastructure in their installation. The lamp consists of a semi-spherical casing with top side exit for the
power cable covered by a threaded
stuffing box through which the three-phase cable emerges, with an inner lining on the surface, transverse to said semi-spherical casing has a tunnel, which permits the affixing and installation of the lamp surrounded by a
peripheral ring and base walls both of which have
equidistant orifices which allow for joining and affixing by means of screw bolts, with the orifices of the central piece with a cylindrical cross section equipped on the inside with a
peripheral body or projection that serves as support for the upper edge of the exterior body or glass
cupola, with the upper zone of that
peripheral body or projection. In turn, the peripheral projection has a central grooving where an “O” ring is placed that prevents water from entering the lamp; also, said lamp has another interior body or LED holder made of plastic, equipped with LEDs, said interior body is placed inside the exterior body of glass.