J&J Electronics 23042 ColorSplash XG-WRGB+White LED Pool Light, 120V 39W, 50' Cord
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The J&J Electronics 23042 ColorSplash® XG-W Series RGB+White LED Pool Light transforms any pool into a custom illuminated paradise with five solid colors and seven dynamic light shows, plus a dedicated PureWhite® mode. This is the 120V, 39W model with a 50-foot cord, engineered to replace most Hayward, Pentair, and Jandy wet niches.
Key Features
- RGB + White with PureWhite mode: Five solid colors, seven light shows, and a dedicated bright white circuit.
- Wide-angle coverage: Wide-angle LEDs increase light spread across the pool.
- Universal niche fit: Replaces most Hayward, Pentair, and Jandy wet niches in gunite, vinyl, or fiberglass pools.
- Energy efficient & long-lasting: Up to 90% less energy than incandescent, rated for up to 50,000 hours.
- Rugged construction: 316 stainless steel rim, encapsulated housing, and tempered glass lens with zero-pixilation.
- 3-year manufacturer warranty through Hayward.
Specifications
- Part Number: 23042 (model LPL-F1CW-120-50-P)
- Type: ColorSplash XG-W RGB+White LED pool light
- Voltage: 120V
- Wattage: 39W
- Cord Length: 50 feet
- Brand: J&J Electronics (Hayward)
Frequently Asked Questions
What niches does the J&J 23042 fit?
It's designed to replace most Hayward, Pentair, and Jandy wet niches in gunite, vinyl, or fiberglass pools.
Is this a color or white light?
Both — the ColorSplash XG-W is an RGB+White fixture with five solid colors, seven light shows, and a dedicated PureWhite mode for bright white illumination.
What voltage and cord length is the 23042?
120 volts with a 50-foot cord. Other cord lengths in the same 120V series include the 23043 (100') and 23044 (150').
How is it controlled?
ColorSplash XG-W lights cycle colors and shows via power control and are compatible with common pool automation and color light controllers.
Is professional installation required?
Installation by a qualified pool professional or electrician is recommended and may be required to validate the warranty. Always disconnect power before servicing.
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace an incandescent pool light with an LED?
In most cases yes, and it is the common upgrade path, but the niche size, cord length and voltage must all match. LED fixtures draw far less power and last considerably longer than the incandescent lamps they replace.
What is the part number for this pool light?
J&J Electronics lists this pool light under part number 23042. Quote 23042 when you cross-reference against your equipment manual, an existing part, or a parts diagram, so you are comparing the same revision.
How long a cord do I need?
The cord has to reach from the niche all the way to the junction box with slack for servicing - installers normally leave enough to lift the fixture onto the deck. Cord length is fixed at the factory, so measure before ordering rather than after.
How do I confirm this fits my equipment?
Match the part number stamped on the component you are replacing, or look it up in the parts list for your J&J Electronics equipment. If your model or serial number is not named on this page, send it to us before you order and we will confirm the fit.
Does pool light work need an electrician?
Pool lighting sits under specific electrical code requirements covering bonding, grounding and GFCI protection. Cut power at the breaker before removing any fixture, and have a licensed professional handle the junction box and supply side.
Is there a warranty on this pool light?
It carries the standard J&J Electronics manufacturer warranty. The terms are set by J&J Electronics, and on some equipment the coverage only applies when a licensed professional performs the installation. Keep the receipt and packaging until you have confirmed correct operation.