Dual Colour LED Deck Lamps
Available at leading Marine & Automotive retailers in New Zealand
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Marine grade materials
Plastic lamp body and bracket prevent corrosion of the lamp and bracket, and galvanic corrosion on aluminium boats
Ultra-bright light
A crisp, white output of 1000 lumens at 5700°K replicates daylight for ultimate visibility
Enhanced night vision
The 623nm red output provides superior night vision for those late night fishing sessions
Waterproof
Rated to IP67, ideal for marine environments
Built for rough seas
Shock and vibration tested to JIS D1601 (marine standard)
Specifications
| INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE | 9-33V |
|---|---|
| CURRENT DRAW | 0.57A at 12V (white), 0.23A at 12V (red) |
| LUMENS | 1000 Lumen white output |
| BEAM TYPE | Flood beam |
| LP RATING | IP67 |
| SHOCK & VIBRATION TESTING | JIS D1601 (marine standard) |
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Black LED Deck Lamp with Dual Colour Output (p/no. 72443)
Combining the latest LED technology with a rugged, water and corrosion-proof design, the Narva LED Deck light is the ideal work light for Marine applications. With a 360° rotating bracket, you can direct the light anywhere you like. A dual white/red light output allows you to light up your deck with crisp white 5700°K light for daytime-like vision or red illumination for enhanced night vision. Tested to JIS D1601 (marine standard) for shock and vibration, the Narva deck lamp will survive even the roughest conditions at sea.
White LED Deck Lamp with Dual Colour Output (p/no. 72443W)
Combining the latest LED technology with a rugged, water and corrosion-proof design, the Narva LED Deck light is the ideal work light for Marine applications. With a 360° rotating bracket, you can direct the light anywhere you like. A dual white/red light output allows you to light up your deck with crisp white 5700°K light for daytime-like vision or red illumination for enhanced night vision. Tested to JIS D1601 (marine standard) for shock and vibration, the Narva deck lamp will survive even the roughest conditions at sea.
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