Hayward ColorLogic 4.0 LED Plastic Trim Pool Light
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The Hayward ColorLogic 4.0 LED pool light (W3SP0527LED100) is a 120V full-size main pool lighting fixture with a 100-foot cord and plastic trim. Delivers 5 fixed colors and 7 color-changing shows. Direct retrofit for existing 120V incandescent main pool light niches with no transformer required.
- SKU: W3SP0527LED100
- 1-year limited warranty (parts); proof of installation by a certified technician required to validate warranty
- 5 fixed colors and 7 color-changing light shows (switch-cycling control)
- With Hayward automation: up to 101 fixed colors and 11 light shows
- Power line communication: synchronizes with other ColorLogic fixtures with no additional wiring or relays
- All-white light override feature for added safety
- No moving parts; LED rated to last up to 10x longer than incandescent
- Saves up to 79% on energy costs vs. incandescent pool lights
- 100-foot cord for extended conduit runs (Hayward does not recommend over 150 ft total)
- Plastic trim ring; full-size main pool light niche position
- Direct retrofit for existing 120V incandescent main pool lights; no transformer required
- Note: ProLogic automation has been discontinued; Hayward recommends Universal ColorLogic for expanded color options going forward
- Dedicated GFCI-protected 120V circuit required; licensed electrician installation per NEC Article 680
Hayward ColorLogic 4.0 LED Pool Light: 120V Main Pool Lighting with 5 Fixed Colors, 7 Shows, and Power Line Synchronization
The ColorLogic 4.0 is the full-size primary pool light in Hayward's ColorLogic LED lineup, operating at 120V in the same niche position as a standard incandescent main pool light. It delivers 5 fixed colors and 7 color-changing shows via switch cycling, with no transformer required. Power line communication allows it to synchronize with other ColorLogic pool, spa, and accent fixtures with no added wiring. The 100-foot cord handles installations where the conduit route to the junction box exceeds 50 feet; any excess stores in the niche with no effect on performance.
ColorLogic 4.0 at 120V: Direct Retrofit for Existing Incandescent Main Pool Lights
For pools with an existing 120V incandescent main pool light, the ColorLogic 4.0 connects to the same circuit, conduit, and junction box. The electrician disconnects the old cord at the junction box, threads the new cord through the existing conduit, connects it at the junction box, and seats the fixture. No transformer installation, no new circuit, and no conduit modification. Confirm the existing niche accepts the ColorLogic 4.0 faceplate before scheduling. A 12V LED alternative requires adding a transformer; the 120V ColorLogic 4.0 does not.
Hayward ColorLogic 4.0 LED Pool Light 120V Plastic Trim 100-Foot Cord Specifications
Hayward ColorLogic 4.0 LED Pool Light Frequently Asked Questions
Can the ColorLogic 4.0 replace my 120V incandescent pool light without rewiring?
In most cases, yes. It connects to the existing 120V circuit, conduit, and junction box. The electrician disconnects the old cord, threads the new cord through the conduit, and connects at the same junction box terminal. No transformer needed. Confirm the existing niche accepts the ColorLogic 4.0 faceplate and that the 100-foot cord reaches the junction box before scheduling.
The original product description listed 16 colors. Is that correct?
No. The ColorLogic 4.0 offers 5 fixed colors and 7 color-changing shows via switch cycling. The 101-color capability required ProLogic automation integration, which Hayward has since discontinued. Existing ProLogic users retain that expanded palette; new buyers who need more than 5 fixed colors should consider Hayward's Universal ColorLogic line.
What is the difference between plastic trim and stainless trim?
Both secure the fixture and present a finished face at the pool wall. Plastic trim is corrosion-resistant, non-conductive (no bonding connection required at the trim ring), and lighter. Stainless trim is appropriate when the existing niche uses a metal trim ring connected to the bonding grid or when the pool design specifies metal hardware. Confirm with the installing electrician if the existing fixture uses metal trim.
Is the 100-foot cord version the same fixture as a shorter-cord version?
Yes. Light output, color modes, voltage, and trim are identical. The only difference is cord length. Any excess cord beyond the conduit run stores in the niche with no effect on performance.
Does warranty require professional installation?
Yes. Proof of installation by a certified technician is required to validate the factory warranty. DIY installation also risks NEC Article 680 compliance issues.