control icl intellicenter color pool lights (rgbw, brightness, effects) via the iaqualink-py library
domain: github.com/flz/iaqualink-py · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Install iaqualink-py and authenticate/discover devices as with any iAqualink system
Look up the ICL light zone device (e.g. devices.get('icl_zone_1')) from the system's device list
Call turn_on()/turn_off() to power the zone, or set_effect("Emerald Green") to select a named preset color/show
Call set_rgbw(r, g, b, white=w) with 0-255 values per channel for custom color mixing, including the white channel where supported
Call set_brightness_percentage(0-100) to dim the zone, then read is_on, effect, brightness_percentage, and rgbw to confirm state
Known gotchas
ICL zone support is a newer addition to the library; older fixed-color (non-ICL) pool lights are controlled through different device/effect methods, not this RGBW API
Not every installation exposes a white channel — passing white= on hardware without one may be ignored or rejected
As with the rest of iaqualink-py, this is unofficial and depends on the vendor's app backend staying compatible
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