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LED Navigation Lights for big boats
Use on power or sail vessels up to 65'7" (20m). Two nautical mile visibility. Patented prism lens technology provides the highest quality LED illumination in the industry. Energy-efficient LED technology significantly reduces power draw compared to incandescent lights. ABYC, USCG, IMO, CE and RINA certified.
- Case Material: Polycarbonate
- Mounting Hardware: Sold separately
- Volts: Operates on 12V or 24V with no modification needed
- Draw: 0.04–0.25A
- Warranty: Three years
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Comments about Series 32 LED Navigation Lights:
The Series 32 has been discontinued, and the Series 33 has a VASTLY more robust mounting system (same hole pattern, but two bolts), as well as a third hole for the cable. Also, the sealing is clearly better... the Series 32 units were prone to failure from water incursion.
I am appending this to my earlier review, and am happy to recommend the newer product.
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- Difficult To Install
- Not Weather Resistant
- Poorly Designed
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Comments about Series 32 LED Navigation Lights:
I'm amazed WM is still selling this discontinued, awful product. I have no idea if the new series is better, but after my experience with these I don't trust the manufacturer enough to find out.
Mounting is flaky, depending on a little plastic bushing and one screw. One of my bow lights died at the dock, and inspection reveals extensive internal fracturing of the integral LED optics (probably wicking water into the internals).
Avoid the Series 32. I would not try newer models without a careful hands-on inspection of the hardware to see if they have addressed design issues. No meaningful information is available online.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Cracked plastic optics on Series 32 green navlight
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Pros
- Easy To Install
- Low power use
Cons
- No real warranty
- Not Weather Resistant
- Poorly Designed
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- Not at all
Comments about Series 32 LED Navigation Lights:
These units are not waterproof and the warranty does not apply if they are damaged by water. No suprise that they quickly ingest saltwater when installed on the bow of a 53' sailboat. I contacted Aqua Signal when my second set failed. They would do nothing for the 2 sets that had already failed, but they informed me that these had been discontinued an replaced with Type 33's for 12V and Type 34's for 24V. I am suprised they are still for sale, if you buy them, make sure to completely seal them with silicone but still don't expect more than 8 or 9 months use before they fail.
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- Easy To Install
- Waterproof
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- Small Boats
Comments about Series 32 LED Navigation Lights:
Thought this would be a good anchor light, but it did not even last a year.
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