Description
The Hayward ColorLogic 320 is a 1.5-inch color LED accent light designed for pools, spas, and water features. It provides low-profile, total color coordination and is compatible with all Universal ColorLogic lights. This light is ideal for illuminating steps, bubblers, baja shelves, and other aquatic environments, and can be installed in wet or dry locations. The ColorLogic 320 integrates with Omni Automation for expanded color and control options.
Quick Answer: What Is the Hayward LACUS11100?
The Hayward LACUS11100 is a in-ground pool light: Hayward ColorLogic 320 1.5” LED Light, 23 W, 100' Cord. It is brand new, ships in 1-2 business days, and is backed by the Hayward manufacturer warranty.
Hayward LACUS11100 Specifications
| Brand | Hayward |
|---|---|
| Equipment Type | In-Ground Pool Light |
| Model Number | LACUS11100 |
| Cord Length | 100' |
| Light Color | Multicolor |
| Niche Size | Nicheless |
| Rim Material | Thermoplastic |
| Voltage | 12 V to 15 V |
| Wattage | 23W |
| Application | Pool |
| Light Bulb Type | LED |
| Light Technology | LED |
| Product Line | ColorLogic 320 |
Key Features
- Provides 10 fixed colors and 7 color-changing shows
- Compatible with pools, spas, steps, bubblers, and water features
- Synchronizes with Universal ColorLogic lights for unified displays
- Offers installation in wet or dry locations
- Available with 100 foot cord for flexible placement
- Vinyl, fiberglass, and concrete installation support
- UL and cUL listed for safety compliance
- OmniDirect Mode enables dimming and speed adjustments
How It Works
Pool and spa lights mount in a niche in the pool wall or install as nicheless or portable fixtures. Modern LED lights use a fraction of the power of incandescent or halogen bulbs and many offer color shows that sync with automation systems. Low-voltage (12 V) fixtures require a transformer; 120 V fixtures must be GFCI protected.
How to Choose the Right In-Ground Pool Light
- Match voltage (12 V or 120 V), cord length (long enough to reach the junction box) and niche size (large or small).
- Confirm the light is compatible with the existing niche or choose a matching niche.
- For color lights, confirm compatibility with your automation or lighting controller.
- Check the pool surface type for niches: concrete, vinyl or fiberglass.
If you are replacing an existing part, the fastest way to confirm compatibility is to match the brand and model number on the old equipment. Send us the model number or a photo of the label and our team will help confirm the LACUS11100 is the right fit before you order.
Installation and Safety
Pool lights and niches must be installed and bonded per NEC Article 680, with GFCI protection, correct junction box placement and cord length. Installation and replacement should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified pool professional.
Maintenance Tips
- Replace lens gaskets whenever the fixture is opened.
- Check for water inside the lens.
- Test GFCI protection monthly.
- Keep cords free of damage and leave a service loop in the niche.
What's Included
This listing is for the Hayward LACUS11100 as described in the specifications above. Plumbing, wiring, unions and accessories are not included unless they are listed in the product name or specifications.
Built for Homeowners, Pool Pros and Property Managers
- Homeowners: match your existing model number, then reach out if you want a second set of eyes on compatibility before you order.
- Pool service pros and builders: order quickly, track every shipment, and reorder common parts for your routes and builds.
- Property managers and commercial pools: standardize equipment across properties and plan replacements with help from our team.
White Paper
- Hayward LACUS11100 Owner's Manual (PDF)
- Hayward LACUS11100 Installation Guide (PDF)
- Hayward LACUS11100 Manual (PDF)
- Hayward LACUS11100 Brochure (PDF)
- Hayward LACUS11100 Line Drawing (PDF)
- Hayward LACUS11100 Line Drawing 2 (PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions About the Hayward LACUS11100
Can I replace an incandescent light with LED?
Usually yes, as long as voltage, niche size and cord length match.
Why does my light trip the GFCI?
Water intrusion, a damaged cord or a failing fixture are common causes; have it inspected by an electrician.
How long should the cord be?
Long enough to reach the deck junction box with a service loop so the fixture can be serviced on the deck.
Is this the genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is brand new Hayward equipment (model LACUS11100) covered by the manufacturer warranty. Warranty terms vary by product and application; see the manufacturer documentation or ask our team.
