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Stern Lights for Boats,Anchor Lights,Bimini Top Light,
Product Description:
Ensure your vessel is visible on the water with this Stern Light, Bimini Top Light, Pontoon Boat Navigation Light,Anchor light,Designed for outdoor use, this compact yet powerful LED light is waterproof and comes with a folding base for easy installation. Certified by the USCG for a visibility range of 2 nautical miles (approximately 3.7 km), it emits a bright white anchor light to keep you safe during nighttime navigation. Powered by a 12-volt system,Measuring 16 inches (40.6 cm) in length, this navigation light is a must-have accessory for any pontoon boat or watercraft, providing peace of mind and adhering to maritime regulations.
Pontoon Marine Navigation Lights
Product Description:
(1)USCG Certified : Stern light meets USCG requirements for 2NM visibility.
(2)Durable Construction : Waterproof IP65 LED light，The lamp head is equipped with a tight waterproof rubber sealing ring.
(3)Versatile Use : Suitable for pontoon boats, bimini tops, and anchor lighting,anchor light led marine,stern lights for boats,boat led lights,Boat navigation lights.
(4)Convenient Design : Folding base and 16-inch height for easy installation.
(5)Power Efficient : Operates on DC 12V power for outdoor marine applications.
Certified by the USCG for a visibility range of 2 nautical miles (approximately 3.7 km), it emits a bright white anchor light to keep you safe during nighttime navigation.
Boat LED lights LED are detachable, Waterproof IP65
The lamp head is equipped with a waterproof rubber O-ring gasket, which is waterproof and moisture-proof. It also has 8 LED lights for bright illumination.
Turn the handle to theright and the pole lightcan rotate 120 degrees
Fixed installation with 2 screws, the base can be folded, and the direction of the lights can be stored and adjusted according to the user's preferences. The installation of simple anchor lights and taillights can be fixed at the tail and top of various ships.
