Pool LED Light Types, Recommendations, and Installation

If your existing pool lights are made by the following brands:

Then the Water TechniX LED Pool Lights are the way to go. They're extremely DIY-friendly and you can view our LED Light Installation Guide here

If you’re unsure, then some photos of your existing unit would be helpful.

Turn Off Power: Safety first. Before doing anything with the pool lights, ensure that the power to the lights is turned off at the circuit breaker.
Close-Up Shots of Individual Lights: Take close-up shots of each individual pool light from different angles. Make sure to capture the entire light fixture, including the housing, lens, and any identifying labels or markings.
Note Down Specifications: If there are any specifications or labels on the existing pool lights, make sure to take clear pictures of them. This information can include the brand, model number, wattage, voltage, and any other relevant details.
Capture the Wiring (If visible): Take pictures of the wiring connections leading to the pool lights.
Note the Mounting Method: Pay attention to how the existing pool lights are mounted or secured in place. Take pictures of any mounting brackets, screws, or other hardware that may be relevant for installation.
Check for Any Damage or Wear: Inspect the existing pool lights for any signs of damage, corrosion, or wear. Take close-up pictures of any areas that may need attention or repair.
Measurements: If possible, take measurements of the existing pool lights, including the diameter and depth. This will help ensure that you select replacement lights that are compatible with the existing fixtures.

Once you have the pictures, send them over to us and we can make a more accurate recommendation.

For Multi-Color Lights:

To change colours, simply turn them off/on for at least 1 second (don't do it too fast)

The programs/colours are:

LED Light Types, Recommendations & Installation GuideUpdated 8 months ago