The Latest Phase In Underwater Pool Lighting From Spa Electrics
The Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine (L.E.D)
The Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine (L.E.D)
The colour programs are as follows:
01. Blue.
02. Magenta.
03. Red.
04. Lime.
05. Green.
06. Aqua.
07. Cool White.
08. Warm White.
09. Multi colour - STAGE 1 - (Colours 01 to 06 blend in a gradual transition from colour to colour over a seven second
sequence.)
10. Multi colour - STAGE 2 - (Colours 01 to 07 change in a rapid succession over a three second sequence.)
Operating the Multi Colour Light is simple:
Step 1. To step between colours, simply turn your light switch off, wait for two seconds, turn your switch back on and your light will change to the next colour program. Continue this process until you have selected your colour of choice.
Step 2. The Multi Colour Ceramic Light Engine has a memory. If you turn the light switch off for two minutes or more the light will return to your colour of choice when it is switched back on again.
Step 3. The light will continue returning to your colour of choice until you decide to change the selected colour program. To change the colour you return to step 1.
01. Blue.
02. Magenta.
03. Red.
04. Lime.
05. Green.
06. Aqua.
07. Cool White.
08. Warm White.
09. Multi colour - STAGE 1 - (Colours 01 to 06 blend in a gradual transition from colour to colour over a seven second
sequence.)
10. Multi colour - STAGE 2 - (Colours 01 to 07 change in a rapid succession over a three second sequence.)
Operating the Multi Colour Light is simple:
Step 1. To step between colours, simply turn your light switch off, wait for two seconds, turn your switch back on and your light will change to the next colour program. Continue this process until you have selected your colour of choice.
Step 2. The Multi Colour Ceramic Light Engine has a memory. If you turn the light switch off for two minutes or more the light will return to your colour of choice when it is switched back on again.
Step 3. The light will continue returning to your colour of choice until you decide to change the selected colour program. To change the colour you return to step 1.
In March 2006 Spa Electrics successfully launched the latest and most advanced technology in pool LED lighting - the Ceramic Light Engine.
The Ceramic Light Engine is arguably the brightest underwater light on the market and represents an evolutionary leap forward in the development of pool and spa lighting technology. The Ceramic Light Engine consists of high intensity LED's. It is distinguished from other LED lights because the LED's are encased in a ceramic disc which is in turn bonded to a metal heat sink for efficient cooling. The excellent heat dissipation properties of the Ceramic Light Engine enable the LED's to be "run harder" than in more conventional LED lights without overheating thus enabling the LED's to burn far more brightly than in regular LED lights.
One Ceramic Light Engine has a greater light output than a 100 watt halogen, providing a wide spread of light and a beam length of 8-10 metres. This is about four times the light output of some lesser quality brands of LED light, hence, not all LED lights are equal.
At the 2007 Victorian SPASA awards the Ceramic Light Engine lights won three awards covering "product innovation", "best new decor and design" and "best new control and convenience". These awards demonstrate the success and market acceptance of this revolutionary product.
Notwithstanding this formidable success for the single colour units available in blue, white or green, Spa Electrics have continued to improve and develop the Ceramic Light Engine further and have now released the new Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine. This latest innovation, the Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine has ten different programs comprising eight fixed colours (blue, warm white, cool white, green, red, magenta, aqua and lime) and two automatic colour changing programs with either three or seven second intervals between changes. Multiple lights are able to be synchronised if they are operated on a single switch.
There are ten different colour programs available for use with your multi colour light.
The Ceramic Light Engine is arguably the brightest underwater light on the market and represents an evolutionary leap forward in the development of pool and spa lighting technology. The Ceramic Light Engine consists of high intensity LED's. It is distinguished from other LED lights because the LED's are encased in a ceramic disc which is in turn bonded to a metal heat sink for efficient cooling. The excellent heat dissipation properties of the Ceramic Light Engine enable the LED's to be "run harder" than in more conventional LED lights without overheating thus enabling the LED's to burn far more brightly than in regular LED lights.
One Ceramic Light Engine has a greater light output than a 100 watt halogen, providing a wide spread of light and a beam length of 8-10 metres. This is about four times the light output of some lesser quality brands of LED light, hence, not all LED lights are equal.
At the 2007 Victorian SPASA awards the Ceramic Light Engine lights won three awards covering "product innovation", "best new decor and design" and "best new control and convenience". These awards demonstrate the success and market acceptance of this revolutionary product.
Notwithstanding this formidable success for the single colour units available in blue, white or green, Spa Electrics have continued to improve and develop the Ceramic Light Engine further and have now released the new Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine. This latest innovation, the Multi-Colour Ceramic Light Engine has ten different programs comprising eight fixed colours (blue, warm white, cool white, green, red, magenta, aqua and lime) and two automatic colour changing programs with either three or seven second intervals between changes. Multiple lights are able to be synchronised if they are operated on a single switch.
There are ten different colour programs available for use with your multi colour light.
Installation Note:
When installing more than one light, to ensure synchronization of your lights, all pool light transformers must be controlled by a single isolation switch.
If you require a further light/s to be operated separately from the main lights eg. a spa light, you must install the additional light/s on a separate transformer and isolating switch.
Please refer to the diagram below.
When installing more than one light, to ensure synchronization of your lights, all pool light transformers must be controlled by a single isolation switch.
If you require a further light/s to be operated separately from the main lights eg. a spa light, you must install the additional light/s on a separate transformer and isolating switch.
Please refer to the diagram below.
The Ceramic Light Engine also has a patented driver card which manages the voltage supplied to the LED's to maximise the light output for each different colour and also protect it from overheating in the event of the light being turned on out of water. The Ceramic Light Engine operates on 12 volts and is rated at 22 watts and the LED module has a rated life of 75,000 hours compared to a quality halogen globe life of about 1,200 hours. Thus, another advantage of the Ceramic Light Engine is that it is vastly more energy efficient than a halogen globe, saving approximately 75% power and you will never need to change a globe.
The Ceramic Light Engine creates an ambience like no other light on the market. Unlike a halogen globe that relies on a coloured lens to provide a colour effect, LED's can produce coloured light which does not require filtering by a lens to produce the colour. When turned on under water the Ceramic Light Engine creates an opalescent glow for a "mood effect" with the spread of colour in the pool appearing as if a coloured dye had been poured into the water.
The Ceramic Light Engines are available in both a niche (flush) format (WN series) and wall mounted format (GK series) and a retrofit version is available to replace most existing wall mount lights and even some popular niche lights.
For further information please contact us on + 61 3 9793 2299.
The Ceramic Light Engine creates an ambience like no other light on the market. Unlike a halogen globe that relies on a coloured lens to provide a colour effect, LED's can produce coloured light which does not require filtering by a lens to produce the colour. When turned on under water the Ceramic Light Engine creates an opalescent glow for a "mood effect" with the spread of colour in the pool appearing as if a coloured dye had been poured into the water.
The Ceramic Light Engines are available in both a niche (flush) format (WN series) and wall mounted format (GK series) and a retrofit version is available to replace most existing wall mount lights and even some popular niche lights.
For further information please contact us on + 61 3 9793 2299.
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