Masthead light pole

Masthead light is for powerboats and sailboats to 12m, visibility to 3nm. Stern light is for powerboats and sailboats under 20m, visibility to 2nm. To view replacement lenses for these lights click here. Masthead light is Chrome-plated Brass Stern light is Chrome-plated Zinc Uses 12V bulb Measures 3 3/4" x 1 1/2"
39.99 USD

LED Masthead/Steaming Light For sail and power boats up to 65 feet. Three nautical mile visibility, compatible with 12V or 24V DC or AC electrical systems. Voltage: 12V or 24 V AC or DC systems Current: 0.3 Amp at 12VDC Construction: Anodized aluminum, acrylic lens Wiring: 2-conductor 20-gauge marine grade (4ft cable supplied) Size: 3.3 x 2.75 x 0.75 inches Weight: 10 oz Environment: Harsh marine: Waterproof, submersible Light Source: Two LEDs, 50,000 hour full-brightness life Horizontal Viewing Angle: 225 degrees Vertical Viewing Angle: >70 degrees Warranty: 2 years
499.99 USD

Masthead light is for powerboats and sailboats to 12m, visibility to 3nm. Stern light is for powerboats and sailboats under 20m, visibility to 2nm. To view replacement lenses for these lights click here. Masthead light is Chrome-plated Brass Stern light is Chrome-plated Zinc Uses 12V bulb Measures 3 3/4" x 1 1/2"
49.99 USD

Masthead light is for powerboats and sailboats to 12m, visibility to 3nm. Stern light is for powerboats and sailboats under 20m, visibility to 2nm. To view replacement lenses for these lights click here. Masthead light is Chrome-plated Brass Stern light is Chrome-plated Zinc Uses 12V bulb Measures 3 3/4" x 1 1/2"
49.99 USD

Masthead light is for powerboats and sailboats to 12m, visibility to 3nm. Stern light is for powerboats and sailboats under 20m, visibility to 2nm. To view replacement lenses for these lights click here. Masthead light is Chrome-plated Brass Stern light is Chrome-plated Zinc Uses 12V bulb Measures 3 3/4" x 1 1/2"
49.99 USD

A dependable source of bright illumination for the fore deck. Mounts vertically to mast and complies with USCG regulations as a steaming (masthead) light for vessels less than 12m under power at night. 3nm visibility 20W at 12V DC 2 1/2"W x 7 1/2"H x 2 7/8"D
65.99 USD

For use on powerboats and sailboats under 20m. 3nm visibility white light. Clear plastic globes, black plastic and chrome-plated zinc tops, and black plastic bases. Case Material: Plastic globe and base, plastic and chrome plated zinc top Mounting Hardware: Requires #8 screw Volts; 12V, Draw; 8A Wiring provisions: 6" pigtail Pole Material: Aluminum Length/Diameter: 12.5/8" high, 3/4" diameter Pole Mounting Style: 1181 horizontal, 1184 vertical Replacement Bulb: Model 4810883 Replacement Lens: Model 381962
49.99 USD

For use on powerboats and sailboats under 20m. 3nm visibility white light. Clear plastic globes, black plastic and chrome-plated zinc tops, and black plastic bases. Case Material: Plastic globe and base, plastic and chrome plated zinc top Mounting Hardware: Requires #8 screw Volts; 12V, Draw; 8A Wiring provisions: 6" pigtail Pole Material: Aluminum Length/Diameter: 12.5/8" high, 3/4" diameter Pole Mounting Style: 1181 horizontal, 1184 vertical Replacement Bulb: Model 4810883 Replacement Lens: Model 381962
62.99 USD

Bases for Perko Pole Lights are now sold separately to give you more choices for customizing lights for your specific needs. Bases are selected to match the designed rake angle of the pole light and the number of pins (electrical contacts) necessary. Rake angle of 0 and 5 degrees are common on later production boats, 16 degrees are often found on pre-1980 year boats. All-round pole lights use 2 pins, and removable combination masthead and some plug-in bi-color pole lights with an accessory light require bases with 3 pin contacts. Collars secure the pole light into the base Collar types available include an eccentric cam design and large threaded versions
31.99 USD

Bases for Perko Pole Lights are now sold separately to give you more choices for customizing lights for your specific needs. Bases are selected to match the designed rake angle of the pole light and the number of pins (electrical contacts) necessary. Rake angle of 0 and 5 degrees are common on later production boats, 16 degrees are often found on pre-1980 year boats. All-round pole lights use 2 pins, and removable combination masthead and some plug-in bi-color pole lights with an accessory light require bases with 3 pin contacts. Collars secure the pole light into the base Collar types available include an eccentric cam design and large threaded versions
31.99 USD