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POOL LIGHTING


Illuminating Options


The EVA Optic range, which caters for both


residential and commercial pools, are on sale in the UK through an exclusive


partnership with Golden Coast


Lighting has developed at a fantastic rate over recent years and thanks to the latest innovative technology and some highly energy efficient products, LED and fibre optic lighting solutions are now enhancing many swimming pools across the country. Pools, both new and old, are benefitting from some amazing ideas and are becoming incredible settings for swimming and this issue, we take a look at some of the latest illuminating options By Andrea Hartshorne


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hankfully, the days when pool lighting was restricted to plain, functional white lights with the odd coloured filter thrown in for good measure are now long gone. Regardless of budget, there are now numerous options available to all and as more systems are developed, the choice on offer just keeps expanding.


For years, LED (Light Emitting Diode) lighting was overlooked due to low power and reliability, but with new advances in technology, power and controllability, it, along with fibre optics, have rapidly become the lighting options of choice for both owners and professionals and these systems are now transforming the way we light up our homes, businesses and of course, swimming pools and spas.


A modern mix of cleverly installed lighting can provide dramatic effects or be used to soften walls and outdoor finishes. Whole areas can be improved with thoughtful and imaginative lighting, providing both safety and style to complement the


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surroundings and the speed at which the LED is evolving is allowing specialist companies to create bespoke lighting options for many pools, spas and water features.


LIGHTING SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY POOL AND


BUDGET FROM GOLDEN COAST


The beauty of changeable underwater lighting is its ability to transform the look, feel and mood of a pool instantly. Once considered a luxury, thanks to the huge range of options available through Golden Coast, this added dimension is now accessible at nearly every budget level.


Optic range, which caters for both residential and commercial pools, provides uniformly bright illumination, from wall to wall, along with low running costs and great reliability. Domestic pool owners looking to make a bigger splash need look no further than Spectravision Adagio+. Its neat, very low profile units mean a large niche is no longer required for installation.


Domestic pool owners looking to make a bigger splash need look no further than Spectravision Adagio+ from Golden Coast


EVA Optic has dramatically lit up public venues throughout Europe and its high- performance LED lighting systems are now on sale in the UK through an exclusive partnership with Golden Coast. The EVA


The Adagio+ is compatible with a standard 12V AC transformer and is available in: Daylight White, Warm White, Blue and Colour. The colour RGB LED pool lights deliver 12 colour modes.


To help you show your customers exactly what


Spectravision can do for their


pools, Golden Coast offers a very effective but compact demonstration unit.


For an inexpensive splash of colour and light, Golden Coast’s ‘Essentials’ brochure offers a number of colour-changing light


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