LED spotlights for swimming pools

A new generation of pool lighting products that lets you save on your bill while enjoying your pool even more.

LED pool lamps

Pool lighting has become an essential requirement for a welcoming garden. Light up your pool with these LED lights.

When thinking about pool lighting, there is nothing better than choosing the LED spotlights that have been so talked about lately. They not only make it easy to add lights to the pool, they also provide much more light than conventional lighting, turning this leisure area into something far more eye-catching and enjoyable at any time of day.

There are currently different types of LED pool lights, varying in both shape and size, which means that some are easier to use than others.

Contents

• 1 Types of LED pool lights
• 1.1 Flat LED lights
• 1.2 LED lights with niches
• 1.3 Mini LED lights
• 2 Colours
• 3 Prices
• 4 Why buy LED pool lights

Types of LED pool lights

Flat LED lights

Flat LED pool lights are among the most common on the market, largely thanks to how easy they are to install and how little space they take up inside the pool. It is a flat, circular light that is set into the wall and protrudes slightly from the surface to deliver a powerful, steady LED light.

In most cases, this kind of LED light has just a single colour of light projection, with only the intensity and the warmth of the light varying.

LED lights with niches

They are also called recessed LED pool lights and, as the name suggests, this is a type of light designed to be placed on an exterior surface set into the pool, so that you can light the whole area in a much more eye-catching and elegant way.

LED lights with niches can indeed come in a whole range of colours, and they also incorporate advanced technologies that let you create better lighting effects in the pool water. What is more, these lights are usually much flatter than conventional pool lights, making them a good option if you want a product that stays out of the way and also lights the pool superbly.

Mini LED lights

These are small LED lights designed not so much for a pool but rather for a bathtub or spa, giving you the lighting you need on a surface that is not very large.

Mini LED lights usually come with three LED bulbs to light the small space much more strongly, and they also offer all kinds of colours to create truly impressive styles and moods.

Colours

Once you have looked at the different versions of LED lights you can install in your pool, it is worth mentioning the colour of the lights. To be honest, coloured LED lights add far more dynamism and impact to a pool, and you can choose either a fixed base colour or change the colours to suit the occasion.

The colour of LED pool lights is generally white, but you can also find lights such as the Lumiplus PAR56, which feature different shades of LED bulbs to light the pool in red, green, blue and white and their respective combinations.

The basic colours in LED pool lights are red, blue and green respectively, varying greatly in intensity and price depending on the technology they use to light the water.

Prices

The price range of LED pool lights varies greatly depending on the brand and the model you choose. To give you an idea, a traditional flat LumiPlus LED light can cost around 195 euros, and you can also get an Astralpool version with a stainless steel structure that can easily cost 650 euros.

The size of the pool LED light also affects its price, since the larger the light, the higher its purchase price. The idea is to find the best value for money in LED pool lights, which the LumiPlus brand can offer you!

Why buy LED pool lights

• These lights keep your pool usable at night, lighting up the whole interior without any trouble.
• They can continuously regulate the pool water, making it warmer and more comforting.
• They are an affordable pool accessory that will also help you keep your whole home's electricity consumption properly in check.
• They incorporate the latest technology for greater brightness at a lower energy cost.

If you have a pool at home, don't think twice and get the light that best suits its dimensions. What are you waiting for?