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LED Boat Deck Lights & Flood Lights

No matter how far you sail or the size of your crew, safety is the foremost concern, and that means you need bright, high-quality deck lights. Plus, mounting lights on the interior of your boat can go a long way to create a fun, comfortable atmosphere for everyone onboard.

Better still, you can now get the safety and comfort of boat lights while minimizing your energy footprint. LED boat bulbs provide better lighting without the same level of energy consumption, so you can hit the water responsibly. Plus, Apex Lighting provides high-quality lights at a price that works for your budget.

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Benefits of Installing LED Deck Lights On Your Boat

High Efficiency and Brightness

LED lights offer a highly efficient lighting capability, brighter and more intense than traditional bulbs. Plus, LEDs are available in different colors, so you can always be sure the light you chose complements the appearance of your boat.

Compatible with a Variety of Marine Applications

Deck and floodlights from Apex Lighting are compatible with all kinds of yachts, boats, marine setups. You can install our lighting products on your boat without worrying about compatibility issues. Besides, with our straightforward installation process, all you need is a bit of hands-on experience.

Conserves Power

One significant benefit of using LED bulbs on your boat light is that it’s energy-efficient. LED bulbs do not consume much power compared to a traditional incandescent light. This goes a long way to prolong battery life and cut down on energy/fuel costs in the long run.

Compact Design

LED boat lighting is incredibly compact, which means you can install them anywhere with ease and style. They can fit into tight spaces and look great doing it.

Built to Last

Waterproof LED lights are a long-term investment built to withstand harsh marine environments. You can expect them to last for over 50,000 hours, which means you can go for months without replacements.

Where to Install an LED Light for Your Boat

You have a variety of options when it comes to installing waterproof bulbs on your boat. You can install this innovative LED light system on the surface, under the roof, or along the sides of your boat.

If you have any questions about installation, please feel free to reach out to our expert customer service team.

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Spreader Light Test

Leds lead test field of 10 spreader and deck lights..

Sailors often have a love-hate relationship with spreader lights. On one hand, they can turn a dark deck into broad daylight, making whatever task is at hand easier to accomplish. But this abundance of illumination causes pupils to constrict and spoils night vision. Photopic (cone-based) vision dominates in daylight, while scotopic (rod-based) vision is the eyes response to darkness. It takes 30 to 45 minutes for eyes to fully adjust to the latter. If youre the helmsperson, overly bright or misdirected spreader lights can be a big problem.

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The upside of spreader/deck lights is the reassuring bubble of glow that surrounds the boat. The downside is the pitch-black abyss that extends just beyond the perimeter of the deck. Prior to turning on the boats spreader light(s), the helmsman can usually discern shapes in the dark, see the horizon, and has a good chance of spotting other boats running lights in time to take evasive action. Unfortunately, when lots of light hits the deck, all of those important visual cues to collision avoidance tend to disappear.

In the last decade or so, marine light housings have changed, and a light emitting diode (LED) revolution is in full play. These are two of the reasons we decided to take a fresh look at deck illumination and the options available. In this round of spreader/deck light testing, weve taken a close look at lamp design, manufacturing approaches, and how each unit works. Weve bench tested each product and looked at how the light beam behaves at simulated spreader heights. Brightness has been measured, field of coverage quantified, and the current consumption tracked.

We found that too much light can be as much a detriment as too little, and that theres a fine art to illuminating the area from the mast step to the bowsprit, while keeping the helmsmans night vision intact. LED lights offered the best lumens-per-watt ratio in our tests, and when it comes to good waterproof longevity, we found that housings and brackets do matter.

The good old days of seeing a pair of chrome-plated Perko sealed beams perched under the cross trees are gone. There was a lot to like about those venerable sources of even lighting, but what caused concern was the 10-amp draw they demanded when switched into action. Smaller, but only slightly more energy-efficient quartz halogen bulbs chased sealed beams from the waterfront. And as LEDs entered the picture-and proved that they do a much better job of turning electrical energy into light, run cooler, last longer, and give a lighter, more compact deck illumination-the evolution became a revolution.

What We Tested The Doctor LED crew, based in Seattle, has been making marine LED lights and replacement bulbs for some time. The two products they sent us were the Kevin, an inline, four LED single-point, pivoting deck light, and the DaveX3, a low-profile, submersible puck-style light. From Forespar, a Southern California maker of a variety of marine products, we tested a cost-effective pair of mast-mounted deck lighting products: the ML-1 and ML-2. The lamps have injection-molded plastic housing and conform to the shape of the leading edge of the spar. Hella Marine, which is a worldwide marine lighting specialist headquartered in New Zealand, submitted its Sea Hawk light for the test. The light has a 12-LED array and a polyamide lens. From Scandvik Marine, a Florida manufacturer of a range of marine products, we tested a four-LED flush-mount light and a four-LED spreader light.

The high-tech LED lighting and safety product company Misea Group markets the Signal Mate line of LED lights. All of their deck illumination lamps are based on LED lighting that provides even, highly directable illumination. We tested several Signal Mate lights: two spreader-mounted lamps, one projecting a white beam and the other a red; a combo bow and deck light that has a 3-nautical-mile rating; and a standalone mast-mount deck light.

As a side test, we checked out a generic set of LED mini bullet lights that we picked up at a boat show. The small, energy efficient, bell-shaped lights are stainless-steel and adjustable, but the wiring requires that extra holes be drilled into the spar. We found that these little lamps behaved like a dim flashlight, providing enough discernment to get a foredeck job done while having the least impact on night vision, and using only 0.1 amps at 12.6 volts DC. Testing determined that rather than deck lights, the compact bullet lights would serve well in wet lockers and other spots where a small, water-resistant, wired light fixture is desired, so we decided not include them in the roundup.

Some of the test lights are adjustable (see Value Guide), but adjustability in a spreader light isn’t that big of a plus, in our opinion. Wed prefer to mount them at a fixed angle rather than risk them being redirected by a flailing halyard.

Dr. LED Dr. LEDs Kevin and DaveX3 lights offered lots of light per watt, delivered even illumination through a wide voltage spectrum, and the lamp housings are marine quality.

The four-LED Kevin provided wide-area illumination and topped our intensity scale. The 0.7 amps at 12.6 volts was just a little higher in current appetite than other similarly configured deck lights. The Kevin has lots in common with the Scandvik unit we tested. Their performance, color temperature, beam width, current demand, and minimal heat generation were both superior. However, the T-shaped mount is likely to snag errant lines, and it would be up to the boat owner to come up with a better bracket arrangement. The Kevin runs about $153 and comes with a one-year warranty. The model is set to be upgraded in 2014, according to Dr. LED.

The DaveX3 is a small, sealed dome light thats built to ISO 8846 standards and belongs underwater, and thats precisely why we kept it in the deck light mix-a sailboat at sea is as close to being underwater as you can get. Testers appreciated that its polycarbonate body is corrosion resistant and galvanically inert.

The three-LED DaveX3 is meant to be water cooled for continuous-duty operation, but as a flare up light for intermittent sail-trim checks, it can be mounted on the foredeck, directing its beam upward toward the mast and sail. Keep in mind that when looking aloft while hoisting a sail, one stares into spreader/deck lights, and thats why a foredeck-mounted light makes lots of sense.

At $180, the DaveX3 waterproof light runs at the mid to high end of the test fields price spectrum, and it comes with a one-year warranty.

Bottom line: Those looking for power to light up a large area should take a close look at the Kevin lamp. The ruggedly built DaveX3 is an ultra waterproof unit that will survive a wet foredeck and is handy for short-term headsail trim checking or as a flare up light for others to visually pinpoint your vessels location.

Forespar The design features of the two Forespar lights we tested, the ML-1 and ML-2, make it obvious that they were engineered by a company that understands spars and rigging. Their injection-molded plastic housings are immune to electrolysis and can be easily mounted on most masts, using self-tapping screwed or pop rivets.

The ML-1 unit is solely for deck illumination, and its sealed quartz-halogen bulb and efficient reflector lens do a good job of keeping the beam aimed at the mast base and foredeck. It was the most current hungry of all we tested (1.8 amps at 12.6 volts DC), but if the light is not used for continuous duty, the total power consumed will remain small.

The ML-2 unit uses the same deck light as its sibling, but it also has a 2-nautical-mile, U.S. Coast Guard-certified, long-filament festoon bulb steaming light. Its a handy combo and at $75, its priced very close to the $66 ML-1. In tests, it consumed 1.2 amps at 12.6 volts DC. Both come with a three-year warranty.

Bottom line: The Forespar ML-2 is an appealing product for the price-point shopper not looking for LED energy efficiency. Its our Budget Buy. The ML-1 is a compact, lightweight light, and its easy to install on smaller spars.

Hella The Hella Sea Hawks polyamide lens and 12-LED array provide an even beam with good brightness that effectively and evenly illuminates the deck. The absolute brightness was a little lower than the four-LED inline units from Dr. LED and Scandvik, but when looking aloft, the Hella lamp was not as blinding as the others.

The Hellas current consumption (0.3 amps at 12.6 volts DC) was half that of the slightly brighter Scandvik and Dr. LED units. Its not surprising to see that New Zealand-based Hella had a solution to the halyard snagging issue testers noted in other inline multi-LED deck lamps. The Kiwis are consummate sailors, and their full-width, 316 stainless-steel bracket keeps halyards from snagging the lamp as if it were a horn cleat. Priced in the middle of the pack, the $136 Hella comes with an impressive five-year warranty.

Bottom line: Hellas Sea Hawk edged out the competition with its light weight (8.8 ounces) and snag-free mount design. Its our Best Choice. The even illumination and brightness, without a central hot spot, earned high ratings.

Scandvik The two Scandvik lights we tested-one flush-mount, one bracket mount-are both well-made, well-engineered lamps that employ an inline four-LED design. Their illumination is excellent. When compared with lamps containing quartz-halogen bulbs, Scandviks deck lights deliver equivalent brightness and a radius of illumination at about 20-percent of the formers power usage. We measured a 0.6-amp current demand at 12.6 volts DC and were pleased by the wide circular beam. Initially, we assumed that there would be more of an ellipse shape beam, but by optically setting up the lens and LED configuration, the inline housing still delivers a circular beam.

Scandviks deck lights are energy-efficient, effective light sources, but the bracket mount is less than ideal. It consists of a single stainless-steel toggled machine screw that allows one-axis tilting. The problem is the brackets potential to snag a halyard and change the lights tilt angle, resulting in light being redirected toward the cockpit instead of the foredeck. A bit of creative mount fabrication under a radar bracket would solve the halyard snag factor. In short, high marks are given to the flush-mount lamp, but bracket mounting on sailboats will be an issue.

The flush- and bracket-mounted lights run $90 each and come with a one-year warranty.

Bottom line: Efficient lighting in a well-made housing, but the T-shaped bracket and non-flush mount is a halyard snagger.

Signal Mate The energy-efficient, mast-mounted LED deck light is aligned with the spars centerline, rather than raked forward to send more illumination to the foredeck. Fortunately, the optical ability of the light to deliver sharp cutoff edges was good, and the 0.3 amps volts DC current demand (at 12.6 volts DC) delivered effective illumination. At $289, the Signal Mate deck light was the most expensive standalone light in the test.

Signal Mates three-LED spreader light also focused a similar, medium-radius white beam, using the same current demand. The red version of the LED lamp delivered a narrower beam, and testers found looking aloft toward the red light to be very visually disconcerting. While we like the idea of preserving night vision, we had some concern about beating to windward and having the heel angle cause the red LED to be misconstrued as a navigation light. The spreader lights, at $199, are more expensive than the other brands of lights we tested.

The combo bow and deck light was a very efficient package. The 3-nautical-mile steaming light consumed only 0.2 amps, and the low-profile housing fits closely to the spar. It runs $689.

The Lexan and anodized aluminum Signal Mate lights come with three-year warranties.

Bottom line: Signal Mates well-made LED combo light is a good choice for larger vessels. The deck light and spreader lights provide even illumination, using very little current.

Conclusion Brilliance is in the eye of the beholder, and determining how bright deck lighting should be is a balance of competing interests. We maintain a strong pitch for the maintenance of night vision, and those who chase solutions with technology may want to install two different intensity spreader/deck lights. It was a tough task to come up with a winner among the inline LED lamps. Dr. LEDs Dave X3 put out the brightest, broadest beam. Scandvik put out nearly as much light, using a pinch less current. But Hella, which offered a little less brightness, proved to be a current miser, and nosed out the competitors with its sensible bracket design and lighter weight.

Signal Mates combo lamp is an expensive but well-made piece of kit. We will do a longer-term test on the red LED version of Signal Mates spreader light and report our findings in the future.

When all is said and done, LED efficiency needs to be thought of in a duty-cycle context, and if your spreader/deck light(s) are seldom used, and used for only short duration, LED efficiency may not justify the added expense. Running lights are another story-they remain on all night, and for passagemakers, LED lights can add up to significant power savings.

But when it comes to infrequent, short-term deck illumination, perhaps the Forespar ML-2 makes the most sense. You can compromise short-term by putting up with bright but inefficient deck lighting, and investing in a good LED masthead tricolor lamp for the time you are under sail and tapping into the battery bank reserve.

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OEM Replacement Deck Light for Sea Hunt, Parker, Scout, Grady White and other boats with recessed LED deck lamps, but with a serious improvement in output and quality versus the original equipment product. This lamp is a perfect replacement for your factory OEM supplied LED T-top light. It fits the same opening, but has better lenses, better coating, and marine grade wiring with improved EMI suppression. Guaranteed satisfaction.

This lamp fits the original oval cutout holes in your fiberglass hardtop or coaming if you have original lamps from EMCO, Scandvik, TH Marine or many others. It features a snap-on plastic trim bezel, which hides the screw holes and any corrosion which may develop around the mounting screws on original equipment lights. Trim bezels are available in black or white.

THIS LAMP IS INTENDED TO BE FLUSH MOUNTED (RECESSED), SO ADDITIONAL MOUNTING HARDWARE IS NOT INCLUDED. We offer an optional stainless bracket if needed. If you need a mounting bracket, please contact us, or see our other deck lamps which have bracket hardware included (related products below).

• 10-30VDC input voltage
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• 0.9A current draw at 12VDC
• 800 Lumens (IEC LM-79)
• 6,500°K Cool White Color (OEM) - 3,100°K Warm White Option
• Low EMI design
• Stainless Steel Screws (2) Included
• Includes 9" of duplex 2 x 22AWG sheathed and tinned marine copper cable
• Dimensions: 6" W, 2-3/8" T, 2" D (Min. mounting depth of 1-3/8")

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Spreader lights on my Seahunt 25 Gamefish were corroded after leaking T-top destroyed them during the past few years. Now that I fixed the leak, it was time to freshen up with new lights. These are as described in the product description… a great replacement for the original lights on my Seahunt boat. So far, very happy!!

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These lights fit my 2017 Sea Hunt Ultra 211 perfect.

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Plash Lights offer several types of marine lighting, including our deck and accent lights. They come in different types, styles, and colors! With each product, we provide a guide on how to install them and the specifications for them. Most of our products are LED accent lights that can create whatever mood you want on your boat, deck, or other marine equipment. 

Each product is waterproof and is available in multiple colors such as red, blue, pink, white, green, multicolored, and more! 

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We also offer angle mounts, gravity surface mounted LED Deck lights with white housing and stainless steel housing, and LED handrail lights. 

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These waterproof strips will light up the night! With an assortment of colors, these flexible LED strips are a great addition to your boat, under the gunnels to light your deck, under the deck of pontoon boats, or any watercraft. Not only are the strips waterproof, but they are also fully UV protected. Some colors you can find are:

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LED boat lights are in demand among boaters around the world due to their various styles and applications. Adding the best LED boat lights in your boat’s lighting fixture allows you to sail from dusk until dawn and along foggy or murky areas. You’ll know that you have them once they have the following characteristics:

• Light Quality: The light quality refers to the light output generated by the LED lights. It’s also called ‘lumens’. Some brands produce white clear lighting while others can deliver it from all angles. You’ll find different features and capabilities so you’ll surely find one that suits your needs.
• LED Light EMI (Electromagnetic Interference): When it comes to safety, you have to be particular with LED light EMI. You have to find out if it doesn’t cause electromagnetic interference on other devices like radios and audio equipment. Furthermore, you should get an LED light that is effective for both personal and industrial use.
• Durable: You can expect top-notch LED lights to last long as they’re resistant to the harsh and unpredictable marine environment. They are tough enough to face saltwater that can cause corrosion. Typically, they will be enclosed in an anodized aluminum housing, which ensures durability.
• Right Color Temperature: The color temperature from boat LED lights is measured in Kelvin. You’ll find them in cooler lights, natural daylight, and warm with yellow tones. When buying LED boat lights, you have to base them on your needs and the ambiance that you want to create in your vessel. The one with natural daylight light has 5,600K. Warmer lights come with a lower number, and vice versa for cooler lights.
• Voltage Compatibility: The electrical system of most boats requires 12 volts to 24 volts. Commonly, 12 volts LED lights are compatible with the electrical system or lighting fixture of most boats. Make sure that you buy one that suits your watercraft.
• Power Saver: One of the reasons that LED is appealing to users is that it consumes less power compared to other types of lights. Although this is the case in vessels, you still have to be aware of the lumens per watt of your boat lights. This feature should be high to ensure low energy consumption.

You have to look for these qualities among LED lights for boats. Fortunately, you don’t have to search any further as you can find them here in the following products:

• Can last for years
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• Pretty easy installation
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I’m no longer indecisive when going fishing at night because of these LED light strips for boats. They are super bright to guide me all the way even on murky areas because they improve my night vision. I can change rig lines and baits with certainty due to the right amount of brightness coming from them. I love how the light is not too overwhelming to my eyesight.

Despite the small size, it can provide the amount of illumination that you need. Boaters who only have a little space for interior boat lighting fixtures will be happy as these fit in the tight spaces. I like that they don’t stick out at all.

Nonetheless, you can integrate these small lights into various applications. You can place it in different parts of your boat, golf cart light, and more. It can also be used as a decoration. They look stunning on floors and even on the trailer’s bottom. Plus, even if I use all six pieces of lights, I still save energy as it has low temperature and low power consumption.

• Super bright and improves night vision
• Has the right of brightness that is not overwhelming for the eyesight
• Can fit into tight spaces and doesn’t stick out
• Low temperature and power consumption
• The provided hardware may not work for some

These are the best LED boat deck lights for me due to many reasons! I don’t like to compare but I can’t help but be amazed at its magnificent attributes that were missing in the previous lights that I used. With a 6000K color temperature, it has the brightness that spreads efficiently. Its 120 degrees illumination range is quite impressive.

I get the amount of light that I need when I go night fishing and other sorts of activities. Safety is regarded when doing these activities. It’s also a great boat center console light and is way better than halogen lights.

At first, I thought they consume a lot of energy. To my delight, it was lowered to 20W per light without downgrading the brightness. On the other hand, I sometimes think of using it as underwater boat lights because of its notable waterproof ability. These are EXZEIT waterproof LED boat lights with internal wires encased in an aluminum housing with rubber grommet.

In this aspect, you can depend on its resistance to rust and harsh environment. This is a sure implication of durability. So, it’s just reasonable that the manufacturer offers a one-year replacement warranty as a sign of its confidence in this product.

• A bright light that spreads light efficiently within a 120-degree range
• Consumes low energy without affecting the brightness
• Has a notable waterproof ability
• Durable as it can resist rust and harsh environment
• Offers one-year replacement warranty
• With wires that don’t have copper oxide
• More work on the mounting bracket and screws

This boat LED lighting kit proves a couple of amazing things. The red and green lights can even illuminate the whole dock. They’re much brighter than my previous navigation LED lights. Placing them on my boat’s front edge doesn’t restrict me from using the bowlines. Since they don’t stick up, the bowlines don’t knock them off. They can be very helpful for those who have a front trolling motor.

These boat LED strip lights are extremely bright. Thus, there’s immense visibility at night and in dark areas. I’m not afraid to crash onto the dock when stopping by at night.

I also like the clear plastic housing for its flexibility and waterproof feature. It doesn’t crack quickly even though I don’t need to add a tube. When there are waves, some water reaches them but they stay in place and continue to work. Moreover, it holds up well despite exposure to direct sunlight and continuous rain.

• Extremely bright with a wide scope
• Still conspicuous on the bow even using a front trolling motor
• Has flexible and waterproof housing
• Adding silicone for the assurance of adhesionc

I’ve tried many LED boat deck lights for my pontoon but nothing was satisfactory until I bought this one. This can’t only be utilized as LED lights for pontoon boats as you may also add it to your kayak, bass boat, dinghy, and Jon boat. I used it as an interior light but you can have it in an exterior application. It lights up the inside of my pontoon very well.

This looks nice at night as it’s subtle and gentle to the eyes. Hence, it can be a lovely pontoon boat interior lighting. I’m also happy with the brightness of its blue light as I can clearly see things around me at night.

You may put this in various parts on your boat as a boating center console light, cockpit light, or gunwale light. Regardless of what you choose, you won’t have trouble as you can cut every three LED lights. There’s no need to worry as you won’t damage the whole strip. It’s favorable as you can add or adjust the length.

Screws and strip clips come with it to help with installation. Although it has adhesion at the back, I used gorilla glue to ensure that it clings well on the surface. Installation is so easy and the result came out fantastic because the strips didn’t come off even until now.

• Can be both in exterior and interior parts of a vessel
• Brightness from the blue light is subtle and gentle to the eyes
• Cutting is possible for every three LED lights
• Waterproof and suits freshwater environment
• Energy-efficient even with continuous use
• Needs glue or other extra adhesion to cling well on the surface

Since this YITAMOTOR LED light bar can be in different vehicles, even heavy-duty ones, I know that it will be great as marine LED lighting. It’s well-constructed, waterproof, quake-proof, and dust-proof. Also, it’s anti-corrosive and tough enough to counter harsh weather conditions. The credit goes to its die-cast aluminum housing.

It’s just a low-key LED light bar with a slim and compact design. It has a heat dissipation feature as well, and I think that’s the reason why it can be in various vessels and vehicles. Furthermore, it’s energy efficient in connection with this part. This aspect also prolongs the life span of the lights.

It comes with adjustable mounting accessories, which make it possible to place on various surfaces and boat parts. I found that I can make adjustments around 90 degrees. This paves the way for effortless changing of the beam’s direction for wide coverage. It has a high light transmission, which is not available on a traditional light bulb.

• Can be in vessels and heavy-duty vehicles
• With a slim and compact design
• Has a heat dissipation feature for energy efficiency and a longer life span
• Comes with adjustable mounting accessories
• Adjustments around 90 degrees
• Has a high light transmission and wide coverage
• Adding the bolts can be difficult for some users

I place these four pieces of LED marine lights below the gunwales on the cockpit. But you can install them the way you want as they can be used differently. They are utilized as stern lights, boat interior lights, navigation lights, courtesy lights, and bow lights. Whatever your purpose is, you’ll surely appreciate the bright blue color from these LED lights.

As for me, the soft glow is not too bright or dim. Moreover, you’ll be satisfied to use them as a night light or cockpit light. If I have time, I will also install these as marine LED cabin lights, and I’m certain that they will look fantastic! These lights are lightweight so I was worried at first. But my perception entirely changed after installation.

Each light has a plastic housing that has low upkeep. I know that it’s well protected as there are clear and durable lenses. Based on my observation, they take out less energy compared to regular lights. It’s safe to say that they have low voltage use. It means that using a couple of them won’t cost a lot.

• Used in different applications
• Not too bright or dim
• Has a plastic housing that has low upkeep
• With clear, durable lenses for protection
• Low voltage use
• Comes with mounting screws for easy installation
• Filing the plastic standoffs on the back of the lights

These are the best marine LED strip lights that I’ve ever used. Since I made them as cockpit lights, my boat stands out when docked at night, and I received a lot of compliments. In all fairness, they’re much better than FLO LED boat lights.

This item can change your vessel’s appearance for the better as there are several color options. Cool color combinations are available too. Customize all you like as there are a dozen of lighting modes and color adjustments. So, you can set them into amber, dimmable lights, or whatever pleases your vision. To my amazement, these flash to the beat of the music too. Therefore, the party vibe that they create is undeniable!

There are a lot of boat lighting ideas that you can think of with these boat lights. You can have it as interior boat lights as the variety can bring out a stunning vibe. I’m astonished at the way I can control them. It can be done through the main controller that’s accompanied by a remote or a smartphone app.

These LED strip lighting for boats is not only good at transforming your boat’s look but also at being flexible and waterproof. Each strip can twist, curve, and bend. Hence, there won’t be a problem wherever you place it. I’m satisfied not just with its functions but also all the necessary parts that are provided in every single purchase.

• Has several color options (can stick with one color or combined ones)
• Availability of dozen of lighting modes and color adjustment
• Flashes along with the beat of the music
• Can be controlled via the main controller with a remote or smartphone app
• Flexible and waterproof
• Comes with all the necessary parts for installation
• Need time to conceal the wires of every strip

I have both the red and white lights, which are pure and bright without overbearing intensity. They give off white or amber lights that are bright enough to read a book. The red one is just perfect for our navigation station. I’ve heard some people use it for cabin renovation. It’s more than acceptable to have them as marine LED cabin lights as they have wonderful effects as LED boat lights interior.

Hence, I must say that it’s multi-purpose. This dome light can be your buddy during night watches. You can choose which color you’ll turn on from its rocker switch. It can be set as white in one way or red in another. Surprisingly, some folks that I met at the lake think of this as a pontoon lighting kit. It’s placed on the table area of their canopy-structured pontoon.

With its housing and circuit board, I know that this light is protected. The housing has resistance to UV rays and fading, while the circuit board withstands water, vibration, and corrosion. I think these parts also foresee the user’s onboard safety. Without a doubt, it’s an excellent light when sailing in small areas.

• Pure and bright without overbearing intensity
• Multi-purpose with a rocker switch to choose the color that you need
• Protected by UV and fading resistant housing and tough circuit board
• Excellent when sailing in small areas
• Draws out a low amount of energy
• Working on flush mounting to correct the back surface

The light produced by this boat light is not too bright or too dim. That’s why I feel lucky to have found it. It’s great on walkways, voids, and compartments. There are many ways to use it, like installing a deck or cockpit light and more. Also, it can be a night light, decorative light, transom light, golf cart light, and boat center console light. As you can see, there’s a wide range of applications!

It releases plenty of light and is visible even from a distance. I sometimes go to the lake and even though it’s bright, it doesn’t attract bugs. I think it’s wonderful as I hate insects.

Every single purchase gives you six LED bulbs that need 3 watts each. Hence, it’s fine to use all of them or an additional set as they consume less energy. I like the sleek appearance with the electroplating surface. It’s composed of reliable plastic, which is not prone to corrosion.

I’ve also discovered that it has resistance against water, dirt, snow, sand, and UV rays. So, it doesn’t cease to provide the much-needed light at night.

• In a wide range of applications
• Has plenty of light that can be seen from a distance
• Doesn’t attract bugs with its sleek appearance
• Consumes less energy
• Protected with electroplating surface that is resistant against harmful elements
• Easy installation with necessary hardware
• Doesn’t aim down

Thanks to this light, I don’t have to worry about my interior boat lighting fixture. It’s cooler than halogens but more of a warm white LED flashlight. I can’t see any reason why it can’t be in a boat as it’s used in camper vans, bedrooms, and shower rooms. I installed several of them, and I feel comfortable with its light flooding downwards. It doesn’t go straight 180 degrees to my eyes or project sideways.

There’s no doubt that it delivers exceptional color and brightness. I can say that it is good value for the money as there are more fantastic features. It bears an elegant design, so it will create a good ambiance. There are no issues when attaching it to the headliners as it’s lightweight, slim, and compact.

Thus, the installation was trouble-free. The spring clips may look flimsy but they get the job done. I don’t need to worry a lot about essential hardware too. It’s a piece of cake to remove and put the lights back. You will even be able to place it in narrow spaces. Once properly installed, it’s resistant to vibration and shock.

• In various interior lighting fixtures
• Doesn’t destruct your eyes
• Has exceptional color and brightness for a good ambiance
• Trouble-free installation with spring clips
• Shock and vibration resistant
• Energy-saving and doesn’t heat up quickly
• Need to add a device for dimming

I’ve been using these for a long time, and I can say that they’re effective fishing boat lights. They compliment the structure of my boat duck and allow me to go hunting even in the dark. Consequently, you can have them in different types of vessels.

This light strip is available in blue, green, red, and white. I like how I can pick the color that I prefer. I choose blue for my deck and green for the concealed duck boat. You may also use them as boat cabin lights. There are 10 pieces in every pack, so you’ll have enough to spice up the interior. Additionally, it can be in different applications because the brightness is just right.

It’s trustworthy to associate it with every marine application as it’s waterproof and dust-proof. Moreover, it can face any kind of weather and is anti-collision. Rain and water splashes can’t be avoided when sailing but you’re safe with these lights. They remain tough as they’re composed of quality ABS materials.

• Can be in different types of vessels and applications
• Color options to suit your preference
• Has the right brightness
• Waterproof and dust-proof
• Made of quality ABS materials to face any kind of weather and block collision
• Comes with essential parts for installation
• An additional task in tidily putting all the wires together

The six pieces of light strips that you can get from every purchase are all impressively bright. I guess I underestimated them as I didn’t expect that they could still be visible from afar. I’m content with how the bright light spread sufficiently on my deck. You may use it as a stern light and bow light as well. These utility strip lights help me and my friends in our fishing voyage and I am grateful for them.

The greatest strength of this strip light is its universal fit, which makes installation possible on various surfaces. You won’t only find it in water vessels but on trailers , trucks, utility vehicles, and more. Some fellow boaters told me that it works as a dome light. It may also be a backup light for ATV but it won’t be too bright.

It’s compact, so you won’t have trouble fitting it even in narrow sections. Some also have this best led boat light in the cabin and closed areas. With its abilities, it can be in the interior and exterior parts of your vessel.

• Visible from afar
• Bright lights that spread sufficiently
• Has universal fit for straightforward installation
• Compact, so it can be in interior and exterior parts of vessels and vehicles
• With rubber gasket to make it settle flat on the surface
• Sealed in quality plastic that is not prone to corrosion
• No on or off switch

It’s about time to get over with the incandescent bulbs on my bow and it’s good timing that I’ve found these boat navigation lights. You must know that it can be in different kinds of vessels. That’s why it’s not awkward to give them as a gift to my fellow boaters. I won’t be embarrassed as this product has high quality. It’s much brighter than the ones I had before.

These lights are visible during the day and even more when it’s dark. They project the brightness that every boater needs. Since they pass the two nautical mile visibility required by USCG, it’s not a mistake to have them as navigation lights. The green light is on the starboard while the red light is on the port side.

The chrome-plated zinc housing is simply awesome! Although it’s lightweight, it can lengthen the lifespan of the lights. I believe that I can rely on these LED lights in the long run because they’re composed of durable materials. They can face weather changes whether there’s strong wind or downpour. It’s the advantage of being waterproof. Assuredly, this complies with marine use.

• Can be in different kinds of vessels
• Has brightness that makes it visible during the day
• Passed the 2 nautical mile visibility set by USCG
• Has chrome-plated zinc that lengthens the life span of the lights
• Durable and waterproof with quality materials
• Can withstand weather changes
• Some may need longer screws and wires

You’ll get two waterproof LED lights for boats in every set that can be utilized in so many ways. Aside from various water vessels, you can use them on SUVs, trucks, ATVs, buses, bikes, and other vehicles. Its mounting design is flexible enough to hold on heavy-duty vehicles. I have it on my sailboat and I can’t be more satisfied. Some of my friends have it on their fishing boats and houseboats.

Aside from being waterproof due to its thermoplastic sheath, it has a heavy-duty construction, which makes it suitable for rugged use and hardy in facing harsh weather conditions. It has marine-grade wires too. Of course, it also works excellently in providing illumination. Get a set of it and you’ll have great deck LED lights that can brighten up the whole area.

I can get a clear view of where these lights are pointing at. Some boaters like placing it on their T-top. They’re not only bright but also look good on any boat. Thus, they contribute to a vessel’s nice appearance. That’s why I can’t deny that I’m surprised when I started using them because I only paid for the price of one light bar. Instead, I got two LED lights that draw low energy.

• Can be utilized in water vessels and vehicles
• With thermoplastic sheath for waterproofing and heavy-duty construction
• With marine-grade wires
• Provides excellent illumination and makes vessel look good
• Ideal for T-top
• Draws low energy
• Installation can be demanding

There are multiple types of LED lights. They worked like incandescent bulbs at first and went through evolution for specific purposes. These modifications and creations also lead to numerous boat LED lights as well. Know each of them so you can get the best boat lights for the intended application.

Navigation LED lights

Boat navigation lights are usually located in the direction where the vessel is heading. They’re significant boat accessories as they lower the chances of accidents and collisions among marine vessels. They can be in different colors like the combination of red and green LED lights or just clear white.

Anchor LED lights

This type of boat light is also required by the law. An anchor light marks the boat’s exact location when docking. It also notifies other boats that there’s a boat docked in a certain area. Be aware of the standard lighting performance needed for this boat light. It should be able to deliver white, bright light for visibility even in the dark and fog.

Deck LED lights

The importance of these lights shouldn’t be overseen as well. You don’t have to deprive your deck of adequate lighting. There are many ways on how to set them up. You can place them in the cabin, underneath the roof, and on the deck surface.

All-round White LED Lights

These lights match all sorts of power-driven watercraft. The sufficient brightness that they create spreads in any direction, and it also shows the boat’s position. In favor of all boaters, you can use them for other purposes. They can turn into anchor lights when the sidelights malfunction. Vessels that have a length below 39.4 feet can use them as stern lights or masthead lights.

Docking LED lights

You depend on these lights when you leave or get close to a marina. They have a plain white color that projects extreme brightness to guide boaters in docking their boats. You’ll find them in permanent lighting fixtures situated on surfaces or high posts.

Spreader LED lights

Most boaters love these as they can be in various applications. They’re used for servicing and maintenance. Some utilize them for night fishing or dock lighting. They’re always useful as a light source for vessels nearby.

Underwater LED lights

A marine underwater LED light is the ideal boat light for most boaters as they won’t doubt that it’s designed for marine use. It’s submergible and it implies that you can use them for a fishing expedition. You can attract sea creatures in open water at night. These lights are enclosed securely in a waterproof casing, which prolongs their longevity.

Search LED lights

They are essential as you use them to find or locate something whenever you’re in the water or on the deck. The brightness goes at any angle although you don’t regularly use them. They’re flexible as they can be placed in the interior and exterior parts of your vessel.

Of course, there are benefits from using the best LED boat lights as its popularity is widespread. Here they are:

It’s proven and tested that LED lights don’t burn and overheat with prolonged use, unlike incandescent bulbs.

• Energy Efficient

It’s the main reason why boaters choose LED lights as they can save money. These lights consume less energy than their traditional counterparts.

• Vast Applications

It’s known that LED lights are used both on land and at the sea. Hence, they’re not only exclusive for marine applications but other purposes as well.

• Long Life Span

It’s easy to find brands that offer a long life span that is up to 50,000 hours.

• Turn into Dimmed Lights

Brightness is not always sought by users. Some would like to have dimmer lights in cabins or decks. Good thing that the light output of LEDs can be lowered to dim them. You may also decrease the color temperature at the same time.

• Various Colors

Using LED lights is not boring after all. Due to technological advancement, you can have green LED lights as well as hues like red and blue. It can’t just be white the entire time.

You have to be aware of the following drawbacks to know how to properly handle LED boat lights:

• Voltage Sensitivity

Note that LED lights need a regulated current supply together with the voltage that is over the threshold and with a current that is lower than the ideal grade.

• Not Great for Winter Conditions

Snow obscuring can happen in winter as LED lights don’t discharge a lot of heat. Unfortunately, they can cause accidents if you’re not careful.

• High Initial Cost

You may find that the installation of LED lights is more expensive than having traditional ones. But, it’s only the initial expense as they are cost-effective in the long run.

In most cases, LED boat lights can render service for 50,000 hours. Some brands claim that it can go for 10 years. They have a long lifespan for sure as they don’t burn like other traditional lights.

Most LED boat lights are rated as 12v waterproof LED lights for boats. You may even find ones that are submersible or in the form of wireless LED boat lights. Most of them have IP65 or IP67 waterproof ratings. When the rating is higher, the boat lights become more capable of withstanding water.

White and green LED lights are the best choice for fishing. These colors are attractive to most baitfish, especially if you go fishing at night. It’s recommended to use two colors of light on the exterior side of your boat. Placing them in the interior will only attract insects.

This match is not effective as it only results in low output lights. When a LED light is connected with half of the required voltage, half of the current is also drawn in. Hence, a decrease in electrical pressure occurs. Always match the LED lights to the appropriate supply voltage.

A boat needs different lights for docking, navigation, and illumination. You’ll find what suits your application in this review as it has the list of best LED boat lights. Since the pros and cons are laid out, it will be easy for you to choose. Once you find efficient boat lights, there’s no need to grope in the dark or avoid the authorities for lighting requirements.

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Cruising the Moskva River: A short guide to boat trips in Russia’s capital

There’s hardly a better way to absorb Moscow’s atmosphere than on a ship sailing up and down the Moskva River. While complicated ticketing, loud music and chilling winds might dampen the anticipated fun, this checklist will help you to enjoy the scenic views and not fall into common tourist traps.

How to find the right boat?

There are plenty of boats and selecting the right one might be challenging. The size of the boat should be your main criteria.

Plenty of small boats cruise the Moskva River, and the most vivid one is this yellow Lay’s-branded boat. Everyone who has ever visited Moscow probably has seen it.

This option might leave a passenger disembarking partially deaf as the merciless Russian pop music blasts onboard. A free spirit, however, will find partying on such a vessel to be an unforgettable and authentic experience that’s almost a metaphor for life in modern Russia: too loud, and sometimes too welcoming. Tickets start at $13 (800 rubles) per person.

Bigger boats offer smoother sailing and tend to attract foreign visitors because of their distinct Soviet aura. Indeed, many of the older vessels must have seen better days. They are still afloat, however, and getting aboard is a unique ‘cultural’ experience. Sometimes the crew might offer lunch or dinner to passengers, but this option must be purchased with the ticket. Here is one such  option  offering dinner for $24 (1,490 rubles).

If you want to travel in style, consider Flotilla Radisson. These large, modern vessels are quite posh, with a cozy restaurant and an attentive crew at your service. Even though the selection of wines and food is modest, these vessels are still much better than other boats.

Surprisingly, the luxurious boats are priced rather modestly, and a single ticket goes for $17-$32 (1,100-2,000 rubles); also expect a reasonable restaurant bill on top.

How to buy tickets?

Women holding photos of ships promise huge discounts to “the young and beautiful,” and give personal invitations for river tours. They sound and look nice, but there’s a small catch: their ticket prices are usually more than those purchased online.

“We bought tickets from street hawkers for 900 rubles each, only to later discover that the other passengers bought their tickets twice as cheap!”  wrote  (in Russian) a disappointed Rostislav on a travel company website.

Nevertheless, buying from street hawkers has one considerable advantage: they personally escort you to the vessel so that you don’t waste time looking for the boat on your own.

Prices start at $13 (800 rubles) for one ride, and for an additional $6.5 (400 rubles) you can purchase an unlimited number of tours on the same boat on any given day.

Flotilla Radisson has official ticket offices at Gorky Park and Hotel Ukraine, but they’re often sold out.

Buying online is an option that might save some cash. Websites such as  this   offer considerable discounts for tickets sold online. On a busy Friday night an online purchase might be the only chance to get a ticket on a Flotilla Radisson boat.

This  website  (in Russian) offers multiple options for short river cruises in and around the city center, including offbeat options such as ‘disco cruises’ and ‘children cruises.’ This other  website  sells tickets online, but doesn’t have an English version. The interface is intuitive, however.

Buying tickets online has its bad points, however. The most common is confusing which pier you should go to and missing your river tour.

“I once bought tickets online to save with the discount that the website offered,” said Igor Shvarkin from Moscow. “The pier was initially marked as ‘Park Kultury,’ but when I arrived it wasn’t easy to find my boat because there were too many there. My guests had to walk a considerable distance before I finally found the vessel that accepted my tickets purchased online,” said the man.

There are two main boarding piers in the city center:  Hotel Ukraine  and  Park Kultury . Always take note of your particular berth when buying tickets online.

Where to sit onboard?

Even on a warm day, the headwind might be chilly for passengers on deck. Make sure you have warm clothes, or that the crew has blankets ready upon request.

The glass-encased hold makes the tour much more comfortable, but not at the expense of having an enjoyable experience.

Getting off the boat requires preparation as well. Ideally, you should be able to disembark on any pier along the way. In reality, passengers never know where the boat’s captain will make the next stop. Street hawkers often tell passengers in advance where they’ll be able to disembark. If you buy tickets online then you’ll have to research it yourself.

There’s a chance that the captain won’t make any stops at all and will take you back to where the tour began, which is the case with Flotilla Radisson. The safest option is to automatically expect that you’ll return to the pier where you started.

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