Aqua Signal: High-Quality Marine Navigation Lights at Fisheries Supply
Aqua Signal is a globally recognized brand in the marine lighting industry, known for its high-quality products that withstand extreme temperatures, heavy rain, and saltwater exposure. Founded in 1868 in Bremen, Germany, Aqua Signal has a rich history of innovation and quality, becoming the market leader in electrical lighting for boats in the late 19th century. Today, the brand is under the Glamox Group, a Norwegian industrial group specializing in professional lighting solutions. It offers a wide range of marine lighting solutions, including
searchlights,
docking lights,
navigation lights,
flood lights,
cabin lights, and
replacement bulbs.
Aqua Signal Navigation Lights
AquaSignal navigation lights are available in various designs, such as side, stern, masthead (Aqua Signal anchor light), and all-round models. These lights meet USCG regulations for minimum visibility and are designed for reliable performance in all marine conditions. They are built with durable materials like glass-reinforced polycarbonate for housings and high-quality, impact and shock resistant plastic for lenses.
LED Technology
Aqua Signal was the first marine lighting manufacturer to offer a complete line of LED navigation lights, which have gained popularity worldwide due to their energy efficiency and long lifespan. These LED lights offer a significant reduction in power consumption compared to traditional incandescent bulbs, making them a popular choice for both sailboats and powerboats.
Durability and Quality
Aqua Signal marine lights are built to last, with features such as non-corrosive, non-magnetic, and seawater-resistant housings. The brand's commitment to quality and durability has made it a trusted name in the marine industry, with products that serve customers for years.
Series 40, 41, and Replacement Lenses
The popular Aqua Signal Series 40 and 41 navigation lights are available with replacement lenses. These lights comply with national and international regulations regarding minimum range of visibility, luminous intensity of horizontal and vertical sectors, and color specifications.
