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Seamaid CCT LED Linear Pool Spotlight

Reference: 503522

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Seamaid 16 W CCT linear LED pool spotlight, fitted with 90 SMD 3528 LEDs and a maximum luminous flux of 1,175 lumens. It offers white light at 3,000 K, 4,000 K and 6,500 K, is powered by 12 V AC or 20 V DC, and has IP68 protection for permanent submersion. It includes a 2-metre H05RN-F cable and features a wide beam angle of 120°.

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CCT LED linear spotlight for swimming pool lighting

The Seamaid CCT LED Linear Pool Spotlight It is a rectangular underwater lighting solution, designed for installations requiring wide light distribution. Its linear design creates a visual effect that differs from that of traditional circular spotlights, making it particularly suitable for contemporary swimming pools.

This model features 90 SMD 3528 LEDs, delivers a maximum power of 16 W and provides a rated luminous flux of up to 1,175 lumens. Its angle of aperture is 120° It allows light to be directed over a wide area of the pool. Furthermore, it has a colour rendering index Ra 85.

Three white light temperatures

The CCT system offers three white colour temperatures:

  • Warm white, 3,000 K.
  • Neutral white, 4,000 K.
  • Cool white, 6,500 K.

This combination allows you to customise the lighting in and around the pool. As specified by the manufacturer, the lighting is controlled by switching it on and off, without the need for a conventional RGB installation.

Designed for permanent submersion

The projector is fitted with protection IP68 up to 1 metre deep and is designed for permanent submersion. The lens is made of polycarbonate, the body of ABS-PC and the outer trim of ASA.

Its external dimensions are approximately 403 × 115.5 mm, with a maximum depth of around 37.2 mm. The installation connection shown on the plan is 1.5 inches.

The device is supplied with a cable H05RN-F, two metres long, with a cross-sectional area of 2 × 1 mm², making it easy to connect it to the relevant terminal block. The technical data sheet specifies a service life for the LED light source of more than 15,000 hours and more than 100,000 on/off cycles.

Low-voltage power supply

It can be powered by:

  • 12 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
  • 20 V DC.

In 12 V AC installations, the manufacturer specifies a minimum power supply of 28 VA per projector. For a 20 V DC supply, this indicates a minimum power of 20 VA.

The connection must be made via an isolation transformer. The spotlights must not be connected in series, and the electrical junction must be protected with insulating gel. The cable cross-section must be appropriate for the distance between the spotlight, the junction box and the transformer.

Manufacturing and certifications

The Seamaid CCT LED Linear Floodlight is manufactured in France and holds CE, UKCA, RoHS and REACH certifications and compliance marks. It uses an ALP31 light source and has an energy efficiency rating of D.

The light source or cable must only be replaced by qualified and authorised technical staff.

Complete the installation of the projector

To carry out the 12 V AC installation, select a safety transformer suitable for the total installed power. You can complete your order with the 100 VA transformer for swimming pool spotlights, the 300 VA transformer or the ABS junction box for swimming pools.

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