Recent content by hbailly77

Thank you for responding. So if I’m understanding correctly, we are going to need a new niche if we want to go with the PAL lighting?

We have a 10x30 in-ground play pool (Pebble finish) in the Phoenix, AZ area. We have been here 2 years and are the second owners, as the previous/original owners had the pool built. The currently installed light is a Hayward Universal ColorLogic LED 12V light and Hayward niche (LFGUY1000). Last...

That’s the exact model we are trying to replace. I can’t find it anywhere, as apparently they only have the ColorLogic 4.0 120V now 😢

Thank you for your response. My head is spinning with the varied responses but overwhelmingly favoring replacing with another 12V, so that’s what we are going to do. Thanks again! 😊

I’m starting to figure that out. Thank you for your help. Would you happen to know a suitable replacement for our (old) Hayward Universal ColorLogic 12V light? The only Hayward color pool lights I can find are 120V, absolutely nothing in 12V it seems. We want something that just slips into our...

Thank you. I’m perplexed that the pool store recommended this new light when it’s not compatible. You mentioned automation - we don’t currently have automation, the current colored Hayward light is controlled by a light switch in the pool electrical box to change the colors. I’ve attached a few...

There is no way to make it work?

We have a 10x30 in-ground play pool (Pebble Tec) that is about 5 years old. Located in Phoenix, AZ. Last summer our pool light (Hayward Universal ColorLogic LED 12V) stopped working and after we pulled it out of the niche, noticed the lens was 1/3 full of water inside. We managed to shake enough...

We have a Raypak 266A natural gas heater and it’s been running on and off since opening to keep our pool at a comfortable temp for the kids to swim. It’s a really windy day here in Minnesota today and I went out to turn the heater off for the night and noticed a code “ROLLOUT SW OPEN” on the LCD...

Honestly, I’m not sure either - seems like a huge waste of electricity in my opinion. I would even be fine with running it during the day and turning it off at night while it’s covered. Maybe I should get a second (or third, rather) opinion on that. Thanks again!

Our pump runs 24/7 (as per our pool tech’s instructions) so that should be ok? You have been incredibly helpful. Thank you berg much for everything! I will check with our local pool store when the open tomorrow morning to see if we can pick some up. Have a great evening!