LED Solar Navigation light, tricolor masthead light, anchor light, SOS light

Revolutionary portable LED solar navigation light/position light with the following functions:

• LED three-colour lantern (stern light 135° white, port light 112.5° red, starboard light 112.5° green), range 1 NM
• LED 360° rotating beacon/anchor light white (anchor lantern/position lantern/rotary light/top light), range 2 NM
• LED two-colour lantern with port light 112.5° red and starboard light 112.5° green, range 1 NM
• LED flash light (multiple functions: 360° white flash light, 3-color flash light) 3 NM
• LED SOS light (3x short/long alternating)

The functions can be selected directly on the lamp or by means of the remote control included in the box.

The navigation light is absolutely independent from the onboard power supply and requires no batteries to be changed. The integrated lithium battery is constantly charged by the integrated solar module when the light is on - regardless of whether one of the light functions is activated or not.

One battery charge is sufficient for approx:

• 12 h when used as a three-colour lantern
• 12 h when used as anchor light/top light (the anchor light cannot be activated automatically by the twilight switch)
• > 150 h in white flash light mode (4 LEDs) -> activates automatically in darkness (prerequisite: twilight sensor switched on)
• > 20 h SOS light

In the box:

• Navigation light
• Bracket for vertical and horizontal round pipes/railing pipes with diameters 18 - 20 mm, 24 - 27 mm, 30 - 33 mm
• 3 x pigeon repellent spiral springs with holder, prevent pigeons from sitting on the lamp
• Radio remote control (range approx. 20 m, battery supply CR2032)

Technical data:

• diameter 115 mm x height 73 mm
• Weight without bracket 222 g, with bracket incl. screws 332 g
• Certificates: CE/FCC
• Protection class: IP67 (dust-tight and protection against temporary immersion)

This light has no BSH approval. We have nevertheless included it in our range because it offers great solutions and can ensure the visibility of the boat or yacht in poor visibility, in the dark and/or in an emergency.

OUTMAR application report: We installed the light on our last charter trip on a Bavaria Cruiser 46 and made the following experience:

• easy mounting, first screw the light to one of the two brackets, then put the two parts around the railing and screw them together
• the charging by the sun worked perfectly and even after more than 12 hrs of light a very bright anchor light was still possible
• although the ship naturally has an anchor light at the masthead, we consider an additional anchor light at deck level, especially at busy anchorages, to be useful
• we didn't need the red/green function, but it is certainly very good to have a backup navigation light with you, which is mandatory on many regattas anyway
• we did not need the radio remote control - but it is ideal for smaller sailboats, where the LED solar light may replaces the wired light in the mast