Lunasea Lighting LLB-53BK-81-00 Tri/Anchor - Trotac Marine
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    • Lunasea Lighting LLB-53BK-81-00 Tri/Anchor

    SKU:
    LUNALLB-53BK
    Lunasea Lighting LLB-53BK-81-00 Tri/Anchor
    $489.00
    Introducing the new LLB-53Bx-01-00 Series Navigation Fixtures that produce NO EMI for the most sensitive equipment. In keeping with AIS advances View full description

    Introducing the new LLB-53Bx-01-00 Series Navigation Fixtures that produce NO EMI for the most sensitive equipment. In keeping with AIS advances, Lunasea Lighting has developed a new masthead light that utilizes Active Current Control technology that is only available in 12-volt version. The masthead lamp eliminates all high frequency noise without compromising optical capability or mechanical and electrical specifications.

    • Zero Emissions, won’t affect AIS
    • Ultra-light Weight, only 4.9 Ounces
    • 2 Nautical Mile Light Output with Waterproof Quick Disconnect
    • Anchor Auto-Off Light Sensor During Daylight Hours
    • Two or Three wire hookup
    Brand:
    Lunasealighting

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