LED pool & fountain lights · controllers · 12V power
Pool lights that fit the build.
Controls and power that fit the lights.
Mounting types
Start with how the light goes into the wall
Four mounting methods are what the range is built around. Each one decides which lights fit an existing pool wall.
1.5-inch threaded (nicheless)
Screws into a 1.5-inch threaded fitting; the light sits in the fitting with no separate niche behind it.
1.5-inch push-fit
Pushes into a 1.5-inch fitting and holds by pressure; pipe condition and sealing are checked per model.
Screw-fixed wall mount
Fixed to the wall with screws; fixing points, body depth and cable exit decide whether a light fits.
PAR56 recessed
A PAR56 body recessed into the wall; the existing niche, housing and supply are checked before a replacement is confirmed.
Product range
Lights, controls and the power behind them
Four families that are chosen together, because the supply has to match the light and the controller has to match both.
Pool lights
LED pool lights in the four mounting types above: 1.5-inch threaded nicheless, 1.5-inch push-fit, screw-fixed wall mount and PAR56 recessed.
Fountain lights
LED fountain and water-feature lights for nozzles, basins and landscape water, chosen with the same control and supply logic as the pool range.
Controllers
The controllers that run the pool lighting, selected together with the lights they drive and the supply behind them.
Power supplies
AC 12V transformers and DC 12V power supplies, matched to the voltage and the cable of the chosen lights.
How selection works
Four steps, in this order
Each step narrows the next one, so a model is chosen by the build rather than by reading down a list.
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Mounting type
Start with how the light enters the wall: 1.5-inch threaded (nicheless), 1.5-inch push-fit, screw-fixed or PAR56 recessed.
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Power and light colour
Choose the wattage the pool needs and the colour the water should show.
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Voltage and cable
Set the operating voltage — AC 12V with a transformer, DC 12V with a power supply — and the cable cores that carry it to the light.
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Control and supply
Match the controller and the transformer or power supply to the lights already chosen, so control, voltage and cable agree.
Documentation
Documents follow the model, not the series
The datasheet, the dimension drawing and the certification notes recorded for a model stay with that model, so a document always belongs to a stated model and market. Certification and test documents are published per model and per market.
- Datasheet
- Dimension drawing
- Certification notes, per model and market
Request a quote
Send the build, get the models that fit it
Tell us the mounting type, the pool and the voltage you plan to run. We answer with pool lights, a controller and a supply that belong together.