Underwater Lights

tc410 said:
These are what I have (the X version ballast). They are made by a company that does underwater lighting for oil rigs and other commercial use. They have a product line engineered for boats. They also have LED options, as well as an LED replacement setup that will slide into my HID housings if I ever want to go that direction.

http://www.deepsee.com/150w-hid-thru-hull-sealite/

You can also check out the gallery on their website to see some cool picutres of the HID and LED options they offer.
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Wow, they look good quality Jeff, imagine they look excellent...what's that saying now....."you get what you pay for":)
 
Yea!!! Finally have our SeaBlaze X lights installed! Neat how they cycle from blue to white and back. Really pleased with them:)

 
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Very nice!!!

I finally got a pic of our OceanLED Pro Xtreme16's

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Couldn't get your video to play, but those look great Brenda! Glad you're happy with them!
 
tc410 said:
Couldn't get your video to play, but those look great Brenda! Glad you're happy with them!
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Sorry, the video wouldn't play, it does for me but I'm not that good at this stuff, so not sure what I did:) Thanks for all your help, really appreciated it!
 
Look great John & Holly! Know they are far from a necessity but they are so nice to have:)
 
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I'm also very happy with my new Seablaze X. Same light power as my former Shadowcasters.

They are very easy to clean too. You just wipe them with your fingers and any marine growth goes away as if it was on oil! Amazing!
 
For those with an extended, or hydraulic swim platform, do you your lights throw off a decent glow? My only concern is the effect getting lost under my Sea-Lift.
 
Thanks All we really like them too.

Art I haven't seen an issue with it. Our platform is approx 4 ft deep/wide. Here is a bad quality video through the Eisenglass but you get the idea. I hope to grab some better footage soon.

[video=youtube_share;FrfszU23co8]http://youtu.be/FrfszU23co8[/video]
 
Pietro said:
The Shadow-casters broke... I'm expecting same performance.
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Pietro, I am having same problems with Shadow-Caster. Lights went out after 1 year and received replacement lights from them and having the same problems again. Did you use the same holes for the Sea Blaze X? Did you have to upgrade wiring? Thanks
 
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To any one with interest, i just installed under water lights on my 37 express 14.1 beam, I bought 5 different types of lights, and did my own test on them, I used 5 top brands i dont want to mention what brands if you want to know u can e-mail me or text me. I took the lights down to a lake behind my house mounted them on a 2x4 hooked them to a jump box and did ny own test, i didnt want to drill holes in my boat and then find out the lights were not up to par, i will tell u that one light i tested said it had over 4500 lumins, and they werent as bright as the ones i installed, the winner was seablaze X hands down, ill tell u the losers if u want call nick 609-351-2040 remember some lights atre not made in the usa so they use a different comparison chart. and they are very easy to install. i powered mine on my transome, and ran a double rocker switch with my bilige lights, also i put 5 of them, good luck
 
We have Seablaze X, have to say we didn't go to all that trouble though:) I just asked members on CSR and hands down Seablaze X was the most popular. But thanks for confirming that.
 
well i asked 10 people and got 10 different answers, i wanted to make sure for my self before i drilled my boat full of holes ,
 
Any pics of the comparisons?


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i didnt take any pics, because it was only for my own interest, but i will tell u the seablaze x was the best, if you follow this thread look at all the pictures dont read the names and stop on the brightest ones pictured, and they are the sea blaze also
 
Why all the secrecy on what the other lights are? If you did a fair test the info should be reliable...what's the big deal?
 
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