POOL LIGHTING
lamps can be controlled either by push button or via a control box. For ease of control on the poolside, a remote control can be used in conjunction with the control box. Certikin has also launched the new LumiPlus Mini LED light range with more illumination intensity, higher quality and energy efficiency.
LumiPlus Mini LEDs are offered in pure white finish and stainless steel effect featuring In-Mould decoration methods to create the perfect stainless steel look. Colour change versions are available and can be controlled via a control panel and remote control unit. Supplied as standard with 2.5m cable. The LumiPlus Mini LED is best installed via the LTHD900 wall conduit but can also be simply fitted into 63mm pipe using the adaptors supplied.
The light that is produced is aesthetically pleasing as is the unit itself and it is available with a white or stainless steel effect front plate.
WATER-TEC BRIGHTEN UP POOLS WITH THE NEW PAR56 REPLACEMENT Water-Tec have just launched their new replacement for the PAR56 pool lamp. The LED revolution has well and truly started so everyone owning a pool wants old lamps replaced with the more efficient and energy saving LEDs. The problem to date has been how to change the look without compromising the light output. The good old PAR56, which has been the norm for many years, has at last been given a makeover. Fairlocks Pool Products, along with manufacturer Water-Tec have redesigned the look by using the WT4-LED lamp. The beauty of this replacement is its appearance, the WT4 is fitted with a backing plate so will fit any PAR56 niche. The plate can be any shape or colour, so offers many different guises. The pool can be themed with perhaps a funky fish or kept to a more traditional aspect. Customised choices are endless to suit individual applications and a huge variety of colours are available. The new WT4-PAR56 replacement lamp, imparts quality and bespoke looks along with the power to boot, giving 3,000lm running
EVA Optic’s B1 is a very powerful LED underwater lamp which is ideally suited for prefabricated spas and pools, whirlpools and steam rooms
LED is evolving allowing specialist companies to create bespoke lighting options. The William Pye water sculpture in Charybdis, Brazil features Water-Tec LED Lighting
at 18 Watts. Impressive in its simplicity, the new design makes a big difference when it comes to enhancing the look of any pool without compromising on the power. Water-Tec has been providing LED lighting since 2005. Fairlocks Pool Products became their first UK distributor in 2014 and have promoted their products to a much wider audience. Paramount Pools have recently also been appointed as the UK’s second distributors and have just commissioned Water-Tec to create the new LED lamp for the Aqua Sana, in Center-Parcs Elveden.
EVA OPTIC’S FIXED COLOUR UNDERWATER LIGHTS WITH FLEXIBLE CHOICES
While underwater lighting is not mandatory in most swimming pools, it is often used to improve safety in the pool. Powerful underwater lighting greatly enhances visibility in the basin and is therefore a very effective tool for lifeguards. EVA Optic, European specialist in pool lighting, has developed a new series of underwater lights for public and residential pools. The Q2 underwater light is a small, wide-beam lamp for leisure pools, residential
SCP have a variety of LED lighting options including the new Gaia LED lights which are available exclusively from SCP
pools and pool steps. The wide beam angle ensures an evenly lit pool down to the bottom. The B1 is a very powerful LED underwater lamp which is ideally suited for prefabricated spas and pools, whirlpools and steam rooms.
Unique for both lights, even though these are fixed colour lights, the actual colour can be selected at installation. These new EVA Optic lights have multicoloured LEDs (5-wired), the light colour is determined by connecting the respective wires. If opting for only one fixed colour proves difficult, you can easily upgrade your lighting to a DMX controlled RGBW system with an electronics upgrade kit. You can then change the options with a DMX controller and your tablet PC. EVA Optic has years’ of experience in illuminating pools with LED solutions. Lighting in a swimming pool has a lot to endure; heat, moisture and chlorine vapours play an important role and the lighting system should be able to withstand these factors 24 hours, for many years. EVA Optic also offers LEDconcepts, standardised LED solutions for basic illumination in indoor swimming pools and sports facilities. The concepts have been developed for the most common size swimming pools and sports halls. The powerful LED solutions by EVA Optic can illuminate spaces according to international standards, up to Olympic levels. With a relatively low investment each swimming pool is equipped with sustainable LED pool lights. Over 250 public swimming pools have EVA Optic LED lighting under water, above water or throughout the entire pool facility.
SCP UK OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF LED OPTIONS
In addition to distributing the Certikin range of LED Underwater Lights, SCP also offers the Hayward ColorLogic II range. These LED lights feature easy operation
www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk SPN June 2015 67
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