2NM LED Stbd Side Light - Boats to 50m, Vert Mnt, Silver

What you need to know –
• LED Starboard Side Light
• 2 Nautical Mile visibility, 112.5° green beam angle
• Certified for use on all vessels less than 50m (164 ft) in length (Vessels under 12m, 12-20m, and 20-50m)
• Mounts on vertical surfaces
• Machined aluminum housing
• 12V/24V

These lights feature a long service life, rugged aluminum block construction and have a waterproof rating of IP68.

This starboard (green) navigation light fixture has a beam angle of 112.5°, a visibility range of 2 nautical miles, and is suitable for all power and sail vessels less than 164 ft (50m) in length.

• LED (Light Emitting Diode) navigation light
• LED is held in a PMMA (acrylic) lens that is the only 100% UV-stable transparent plastic in existence and ensures the light is guided through a precisely defined 112.5° angle
• Rugged and unbreakable – precision CNC-machined anodized 6082 aluminium block housing protects the LED and electronics
• Not sensitive to vibration - no more broken filaments
• No bulb replacement, ever – lasts for approximately 50,000 hours
• Completely waterproof and vibration-proof – interior is fully filled and sealed after initial testing with special silicon-epoxy potting resin
• Waterproof to IP 68+ (submersible to 350m; suitable for submarines)
• Low power consumption – 70% to 90% less than traditional incandescent navigation lights
• Internal electronics provide full required brightness over the entire voltage range (from 10 to 32 volts)
• Fixture is 3.64" W x 1.96" D x 1.10" H
• Pre-wired with 8.2 ft (2.5m) marine grade cable • Available option for longer cable lengths by Special Order
• Factory-tested throughout the manufacturing process
• In compliance with the following standard(s) – COLREG72/ EN14744 / IEC 60945 / USCG (UL1104)
• 5-year limited warranty
• See 301-008 for the horizontal-surface mounted version of this side light
• See 301-002 for port version of this side light

To ensure that the light has the required intensity/visibility, each Lopo navigation light includes a microprocessor-controlled flashing signal. The micro-processor keeps track of how many hours the LED has been in use. When the light is first turned on, the signal flashes a code indicating either normal functioning, nearing end of service life, or 50,000 hours of use accomplished - time to replace. (50,000 hours is equivalent to over 4,000 twelve-hour nights.)

Together with an appropriate Control & Monitoring System, such as Lopolight’s NLC this navigation light can form part of an IMO MSC 253(83), LY3 and LY4 compliant system.