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How to choose your pool lighting
1) Size and number of lights
As a general rule, install 1 light for every 20–25 m² of water surface. E.g.: 8×4 m pool (~32 m²) ➜ 2 x 35W LED lights.
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2) Installation type
Surface-mounted: quick installation without a niche; ideal for renovations.
Recessed PAR56: direct replacement for lamps in standard niches.
Explore: Surface-mounted lights · Recessed PAR56
3) White vs RGB/RGBW
- White 3000–6000 K: clear vision for swimming, traditional style.
- RGB/RGBW: ambiance and scenes; featuring color memory and remote/App control depending on the model.
4) Control and wiring
- 2-wire (ON/OFF): change programs via the switch or remote control.
- 4/5-wire (RGBV+/RGBW): independent control of colors and white. See controllers.
5) Power supply and safety
Uses Safety Extra-Low Voltage (12V) with a transformer/power supply installed outside the swimming areas. We recommend that installation be carried out by qualified personnel.
6) Complete solution
Avoid incompatibilities with a pack: lights + controller + transformer or 12V control panel.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
How many lights do I need for an 8×4 m pool?
As a guide, two 35W LED lights usually cover ~32 m². If you want a very vibrant ambiance or have dark walls/high depth, add one extra light.
What voltage do pool lights use?
Standard usage is 12V (Safety Extra-Low Voltage), with the transformer located outside the swimming areas. This ensures the safety of the swimmers.
Surface-mounted or Recessed?
Surface-mounted: quick installation with no construction work. These lights are screwed onto the pool wall.
Recessed (PAR56): ideal for replacing existing lamps in a standard niche. This system is built into the pool wall.
White or RGB/RGBW?
It depends on the lighting effect you want to achieve.
White lights are brighter and offer clear visibility for swimming.
RGB lights allow you to set your pool to different colors and use various automatic programs, creating a unique ambiance for every occasion.
RGBW lets you combine the best of both worlds.
RGB and RGBW models require additional controllers or color-changing control via a switch.
