LED Pool Lights

Get ready to give your pool a stunning makeover with LED pool lighting! Say goodbye to dull, outdated pool lighting and hello to a pool that dazzles and delights. LED pool lights aren’t just for brightness – they’re your ticket to a pool that’s always party-ready or perfect for a relaxing night swim. Whether you’re hosting a lively pool party or seeking a tranquil evening dip, LED pool lighting sets the mood effortlessly. Enhance safety, highlight architectural features, and elevate the overall allure of your pool with the transformative power of LED lighting. It’s time to see your pool in a whole new, fabulous light!

We provide pool and spa lighting suitable for various applications, including smaller residential pools, larger competitive pools, prefabricated pools, whirlpools, vinyl liner pools, and pool stairs.

Luminouslite is a professional LED pool light manufacturer, we cater to builders and service companies, offering a diverse range of pool lights perfectly suited for various pool types. Whether you crave vibrant hues or soothing white color temperatures, our selection boasts energy-efficient styles in a variety of sizes. Our inground pool and spa lights are manufactured with the latest innovations and advanced energy-saving technologies, ensuring not only safety but also a customizable aesthetic experience tailored to your preferences.

Feel free to contact us for all your lighting needs, whether it’s for swimming pools, ponds, water features, fountains, hot tubs, spas, gardens, or hot spring pools.

Underwater pool lights are specially designed lighting fixtures built to submerge in water, typically in swimming pools or spas. These lights are compact, elegant, and visually appealing. They are often constructed with materials like stainless steel and glass, with stainless steel variants such as 201, 304, and 316 chosen based on specific usage requirements.

Currently, there are two main production processes for stainless steel underwater light bodies: stretch molding (generally resulting in thinner and lighter fixtures, with a quick production cycle and lower cost) and silicone sol wax removal (typically leading to heavier, thicker fixtures, with a longer production cycle and relatively higher cost). Some high-end fixtures are made of solid copper, while a few low-end ones may be crafted from zinc alloy, resin casting, tempered glass, or other materials. Stainless steel offers excellent rust resistance, while resin provides waterproofing capabilities.

Underwater pool lights feature the following specs:

• Light Source: Currently, LED lights are the standard choice, ranging from small LEDs like 0.06W, 1W, 3W, and RGB, to high-power LEDs.
• Power Supply: According to international standards, voltage must be strictly controlled below human-safe levels such as 12V, 24V, etc.
• Colors: Pool lights come in a range of colors including cool white, warm white, neutral white, red, green, yellow, blue, and multicolor options.
• Control Methods: Constant illumination, built-in MCU for internal synchronization, SPI cascade control, and DMX512 for external parallel control.
• Installation Types: LED underwater lights can be installed as surface-mounted (using brackets), recessed (buried), or as mid-hole water feature lights (for fountains).
• Protection Rating: The lights typically have an IP68 waterproof rating.

As a manufacturer of various underwater lighting, we have a deep understanding of producing high-quality pool and spa lights. To help you choose a good swimming pool light, we’ve summarized several key factors for your consideration.

Therefore, using cool white LED lights has two advantages: higher LED light efficiency and lower absorption in water. For rectangular pools of different widths, approximate recommended values for the required luminous flux of LED pool lights are as follows:

The cables used must be specialized underwater wires that can match the copper core diameter specified by the pool light manufacturer. If the fixtures do not come with cables (to allow for more flexible cable length), make sure to seal the connection parts following the factory’s recommendations. The same requirements apply to junction boxes and waterproof-sealed wiring systems.

The best situation is when the wiring is already connected to the light fixtures at the factory, which means you need to specify the wire length when ordering the lights. To achieve a more noticeable underwater lighting effect based on the above-mentioned values, it’s suggested to keep the lighting intensity in the pool environment below 100 lux. For rectangular pools, for a more evenly distributed light, it’s a good idea to install the lights on both sides of the longer edges, with a 90-degree beam angle, and spacing between lights roughly half the width of the pool.

When it comes to maintaining a pool, you may find yourself needing to lower the water level or even empty the pool at times. However, pool owners need to remember that many high-power underwater lights need to rely on the water to help keep them cool.