Under water LED's

[raycation]

2004 - 340 Does anyone have a recomendation for high quality underwater led's that aren't installed through-hull?

 

[tobnpr]

Ocean LED makes a line of LEDS called "Amphibians" that are suitable for above or below waterline use. Contact our sponsor, Jim, @ BOE. In fact, they're on the home page of his website:

http://www.boemarine.com/default.aspx

 

[Daniel P Thomas]

You can try looking at this forum about the lights I installed under my swim platform.
Electrical connection can be made through the hull under the lights or you can route wiring outside of the light.

Fairly inexpensive (in Boat Dollars anyway) and very bright.

Dan

http://clubsearay.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8541

 

[gnealon]

2004 - 340 Does anyone have a recomendation for high quality underwater led's that aren't installed through-hull?

I would check out this post as well... pretty cool


http://clubsearay.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17126

 

[raycation]

Ocean LED makes a line of LEDS called "Amphibians" that are suitable for above or below waterline use. Contact our sponsor, Jim, @ BOE. In fact, they're on the home page of his website:

http://www.boemarine.com/default.aspx

i am new to the site...i have seen you reply to many of the posts, people like you is what make these site work. Thanks for the link!

 

[Two Peas]

Has anyone tried the Attwood LED's? I've seen them for under $100/pair.

 

[Luckydogs]

If you have trim tabs, Hurley makes underwater lights that mount onto the trim tabs but you have to drill a hole for the wiring.

 

[Two Peas]

I'm trying the Attwood 3" LEDs - the dealer is installing them on the new-to-me 360. I'll post pictures when it's done.

 

[Groucho]

I'm trying the Attwood 3" LEDs - the dealer is installing them on the new-to-me 360. I'll post pictures when it's done.

Thanks! :smt038