FX Luminaire LED Board Replacement Guide

Many of FX Luminaire's fixtures are come with integrated LED power boards that can be replaced if they've gone out. There are different LED board replacement kits for each series of light fixture and depending on their age or date of manufacturing. 

Always make sure you are purchasing the correct color, number of LEDs, shape and type of board. 

 

fx led board replacement units at all lighting direct
Below is an example of a rectangular LED replacement, with horizontal pins, for M-PL, LF and SF models from FXL.
horizontal pin rectangular, orange LED board replacement for FX Luminaire fixtures

 

There are Green, Black, Orange and White LED Board Replacements available. 

For information on how to change your LED board, please visit one of the sections below based on the type of landscape lighting fixture you have. This will take you directly the FX Luminaire website. 

Here is a list of part numbers and descriptions from FX for their 1st gen replacement boards:

FXL ZD and ZDC powerboard options, led replacement kits

For non-ZDC (zoning, dimming, color) models: 

FX Luminaire Non ZDC Power Board Options, ULKit replacments

FX Luminaire 2nd Gen PowerBoard Kit SKUs

fxl 2nd gen ul kit board replacement guide

For 2nd Generation (Gen 2) boards, the color coding follows the same functional logic as the 1st Gen, but the boards themselves have a distinct appearance because the LED chip is natively warm (2700K) rather than cool white.

Quick Reference: FXL PowerBoard Colors

Black: Standard Zoning (Non-dimmable)

Orange: ZD (Zoning & Dimming)

White: ZDC (Zoning, Dimming, and Color)

Green: Legacy/Discontinued (Very old Gen 1 non-dimmable boards)

How to Spot a 2nd Gen FXL Board

While the circuit board colors (Black/Orange) remained consistent to indicate their features, you can easily distinguish a 2nd Gen from a 1st Gen by these visual cues:

The LED Chips: On a 2nd Gen board, the LED chips look like "integrated" components that glow warm 2700K immediately. On a 1st Gen, you'll see small yellow dots that produce a blueish-white 3900K light.

The Optics: 2nd Gen kits move away from the "reflector and plastic disk" setup. Instead, they typically use clear, interchangeable snap-on lenses (10°, 35°, and 60° options) to control the beam spread.

The Labeling: 2nd Gen part numbers usually start with "KIT" (e.g., KIT1LEDRDW), whereas 1st Gen kits are often labeled as "ULKIT" (e.g., 1LED-ULKIT).

Other older models may also be available. Not sure what you need? Ask our experts for help. Send us a photo of your fixture or board and approximate age, along with any other helpful information. Email support@AllLightingDirect.com