Selecting a pool controller doesn’t mean compromising on specialist underwater lighting. On many pool projects, the equipment pad is selected as a package. The controller, chlorinator, pumps and lighting are purchased from the same manufacturer because it is the simplest option.
It is convenient, but it can also mean the lighting choice is driven by compatibility rather than performance. The optimal equipment package does not necessarily need to come from a single manufacturer. Different brands have different strengths, and for customers investing in a quality pool, it makes sense to choose each component for what it does best.
Spa Electrics has specialised in pool and spa lighting for 50 years.
The Australian manufacturer does not produce pumps, filters or chlorinators. Its focus is underwater lighting and the equipment that supports it. Its award-winning products have been developed specifically for the demands of underwater lighting, with a focus on performance, reliability, ease of installation and compatibility with modern pool control systems.
MULTIPLUS is Spa Electrics’ RGB+W colour-changing LED lighting system, available across its full range of pool and spa light models for new concrete, fibreglass and retrofit applications.
Unlike standard RGB lighting, MULTIPLUS incorporates a true 4000K white within its seven vibrant colour options, along with four colour shows. This gives designers and pool owners the flexibility to move from a crisp architectural white to a range of colour settings and dynamic shows.
As pool lighting becomes part of the wider outdoor lighting scheme, the ability to control brightness becomes increasingly important. When paired with Spa Electrics’ iRIS Lighting Controller,
MULTIPLUS provides three brightness levels, allowing the pool to be balanced with surrounding architectural and landscape lighting rather than operating at a single fixed intensity.
MULTIPLUS also features nine built-in operating modes designed to integrate with major pool control platforms, including Astral, Pentair, Dontek, Hayward, INSNRG and SplashMe.
This means builders can select the controller that best suits the wider pool equipment package without being tied to the matching light from the same manufacturer.
For designers and specifiers, it allows the lighting itself to be assessed on its own merits: performance, visual effect, available light models and control options, rather than allowing compatibility alone to determine the product selection.
For the homeowner, it means the convenience of integrated pool control without having to compromise on the lighting experience.
As pool automation becomes more common, compatibility between manufacturers gives builders and specifiers greater freedom to select specialist products from different brands. Instead of treating the equipment pad as a single-brand package, each component can be chosen for what it does best.
After 50 years focused on underwater lighting, Spa Electrics has developed MULTIPLUS to do exactly that: work with the controller selected for the project while allowing the lighting to remain a considered part of the specification.
Choose the controller that suits the pool. Pair it with the lighting specialist.
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