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1. I have already purchased the multirelay. There are 3 relays: Maximum Load: Relay 1: 15 A, Relay 2: 15 A, Relay 3: 20 A. ---> Am I good? 2. The lights are not low voltage because I do not have a transformer. Correct? 3. Can an incandescent light change colors? Or should be either LED or...

Thanks, James and Dirk. James, not sure about the gfci. So if the outlet (in the box on the right side of the breaker box above) looks like a gfci outlet (like below), then I have it, correct? Is there any other place where lights can be on a gfci? I can check it tomorrow. Dirk, there is no...

Ok, I took some pictures. There are 3 lights, the one in the spa looks a bit different. About your questions: 1. I don't control colors, it changes itself every time I turn the switch on and off. The colors don't change until the next time I turn on/off. There is a mode that colors change...

The pool was built in 1994 or 1995 according to the neighbors. No documentation from the builder. But I will post a picture of the light tomorrow. Thank you.

They change colors, so they should be halogen (or LED?). They are also not very big, the whole gasket is 4" and is rubber. And how can I know the make/model without taking it out?

Thanks. How can I measure the usage? I'm going to install a smart device to control the pump/lights/air blower. For that, I need to know the watt of the pool lights. I can take a picture tomorrow during the day. what is the min and max wattage for the pool lights?

Hi everyone, is there any way to find out the wattage of a pool light without taking it out? I assume there are limited types so I should be able to find out based on the look and size, correct? I am only interested in knowing the watt of the pool lights.