Lumitec underwater lights

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Underwater lights are proven to attract baitfish at night and game fish during the day, making them popular with serious fishers. They look fantastic lighting up an anchorage or marina berth at night, adding ambience, colour and a bit of class to any boat.

With models suitable for craft of every size, from trailerboats and yachts to luxury launches, and offering the best value underwater lighting in New Zealand, it’s not surprising more and more Kiwi boaties are fitting Lumitec underwater lights.

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Lumitec’s Seablaze 3 lights are extremely durable, super-bright LED underwater lights with the circuitry built-in, so there’s no need for external drive modules and there are fewer bilge connections to fail. Designed for external surface mounting, Lumitec Seablaze underwater lights require only small through-hull holes for each wire, so they’re quick and easy to install.

Lumitec Seablaze3 eight-LED underwater lights come in three colours: white, blue or green, and there are two-colour versions as well. Seablaze 3 lights work with variable current ranging from 10 to 30 volts DC, drawing just 2.5A @ 12V or 0.95A @ 24V.

Available at  www.lhmarine.co.nz
 

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