Help with lighting selection

[ddoggphx]

I'm doing By Owner build. Have most of my equipment, and excavation is scheduled Jan 31, lining up the rest.

What is hurting rn is I haven't found a good electrician yet, and I don't know Crud about lights. I don't want to spend $800 per light. I just want good, color changing lights at a good cost that I can control with a remote or switch, don't care. Please help me out. Links, advice, models, deals. Do I need as many as on the plan? They have 3 in pool, one in spa. I'm thinking 2 in pool, small one on shelf and small one in spa. Help please!

 

[Jerz]

I'm an electrical contractor and I let me let my pool builder supply them since the lights aren't sold through any of the vendors we use and from what I've been reading on these boards the replacement led bulbs are $800. Good luck and order early... The supply chain issue is real.

 

[KCNM]

Are those full-sized pool lights? Our pool maybe a bit smaller than your design, we have two lights, and it is *plenty* enough. We can see the colors on the fence behind the pool. Two spa-sized lights probably would have been enough.

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