Premier LED Pool Light Solutions

Yes, absolutely. Our Vivid and Aura retro-fit pool lights are designed with a universal bracket system to easily replace most existing underwater pool lights from major Australian brands, including Spa Electrics, AstralPool, Aqua-Quip, Sunline, and PAL Lighting. This makes for a straightforward pool light replacement and upgrade to a modern LED pool light without needing to change your existing transformer in most cases.

A pool light replacement is often simpler than you think, especially with modern surface mount pool lights. For a standard replacement, the fixture is usually pulled to the deck, allowing you to change pool light without draining the water completely. You remove the old fixture, connect the new LED pool light (like our Water TechniX Vivid or Aura), seal the cable, and reinstall. We always recommend consulting a qualified electrician to replace pool light for safety and proper wiring.

Multicolour lights without a remote, like many Zodiac LED pool lights or our Water TechniX models, typically use a simple on/off cycling function. By switching the power on and off quickly at the main powerpoint, you cycle through the colour modes. Once you reach your desired setting or colour, leave the light on that setting for about 10 seconds to lock it in, which will then recall that setting next time the light comes on, usually via a timer.

Absolutely! An LED pool light uses significantly less energy than traditional halogen or incandescent bulbs. You can expect up to 80% less energy consumption, leading to significant savings on your electricity bill. This is one of the biggest reasons for an underwater pool light replacement upgrade.

Water TechniX LED lights are built for longevity, often providing a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours of operation. This is many times longer than old halogen bulbs, meaning when you choose a quality LED pool light replacement, you won't have to worry about replacing a pool light fixture for many years to come.

Most LED pool lights run on a safe, low-voltage 12V system. If you are replacing an old halogen light, you likely already have a compatible pool light transformer installed. Our Water TechniX retro-fit lights are designed to work with existing equipment, but you should always verify the output of your existing transformer to ensure it can handle the total wattage of all your new pool lights.

While old halogen fixtures allowed you to replace just the pool light globes (or swimming pool light bulb replacement), modern LED systems are usually designed as a fully sealed unit, meaning you replace the entire fixture (light engine and housing). This ensures a perfect watertight seal, which is critical. Replacing the whole LED pool light fixture is the most reliable way to complete a long-lasting pool light replacement and ensure no moisture ingress.

If your pool lights are not working, first check your circuit breaker and the pool light transformer. If you suspect a leak (a leaking pool light is a serious issue), turn off the power immediately and consult a qualified electrician. Never attempt to change a pool light underwater if you suspect a short or leak. The low-voltage 12V system in an underwater pool light is designed for safety, but any fault needs immediate professional attention. We supply parts and can advise on troubleshoot pool light issues, but safety is paramount.