Hayward 21091 Led Spa Light Fixture 13W 6500K 120V 50 Foot Cord

Product Description

The HAYWARD 21091 is a 120-volt LED spa light fixture designed as a wet niche replacement for incandescent spa lamps. Rated at 13 watts with a 500-lumen output and a 6500K cool white color temperature, it delivers bright, energy-efficient illumination in spa and hot tub applications. The fixture ships with a 50-foot cord, giving installers adequate lead length for most standard wet niche installations without splicing. It is intended for licensed electricians and pool-spa service professionals working on low-voltage or line-voltage wet niche lighting circuits.

This fixture is suited for residential and light-commercial spa installations where an incandescent or halogen wet niche lamp is being replaced or where a new wet niche fixture is being installed. The 6500K cool white output provides a clean, daylight-style appearance. At 13 watts, it draws a fraction of the power of comparable incandescent spa fixtures, reducing energy consumption and extending service intervals. The 50-foot cord accommodates standard niche-to-junction-box runs in most spa configurations.

Key Features

• 13-watt LED output replaces higher-wattage incandescent spa lamps
• 500 lumens at 6500K cool white color temperature
• Rated for 120 volts for direct line-voltage wet niche installations
• 50-foot cord included for niche-to-junction-box runs
• Wet niche construction rated for fully submerged spa environments
• Reduced energy consumption and lower maintenance frequency compared to incandescent alternatives

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wet niche LED replacement fixture for spa and hot tub lighting systems requiring a 120-volt line-voltage input.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 680 requirements for underwater luminaires in spas and hot tubs. Always shut off power at the breaker and verify absence of voltage before removing the existing fixture or handling the cord. The junction box and bonding connections must meet local code requirements before the new fixture is seated in the niche. Do not energize the fixture out of water.