Product Details
Sport S3124d Surface Mount Blue/White 5600 lm Underwater LED Dock Light by OceanLED®. . With twice the amount of LEDs as its competitors, the dual colour S3124d is the leader in its class. Simply toggle the power between white, blue and fade modes. Create a stunning backdrop to your dock parties and provide safety and security. Allows attachment to floating pontoons. The Easi-Kleen floating bracket mechanism makes it simple to swing the light out of the water to clean. 90°/20° Beam Angle - A true wide-angled, focused beam lights up a large area of the water. Brightest dock light in its class provides safety and security at your dock. A choice of fixed or floating brackets, depending on tidal factors or dock type.
Specifications
| Colors: Midnight Blue / Ultra White |
| Lumens: 5600 lm |
| Fixture Lumens: 3000 lm |
| Minimum-Maximum operating voltage DC: 20-32 V DC |
| Current / Amp draw (DC): 24 V DC 1.7 A |
| Driver type: Internal, Reverse/Polarity Protected |
| Total weight: 1.2 kg |
| Extension cable length (standard): 32.8" (10m) |
| Conduit Size: 0.5" (12.5 mm) |
| Material: AB2 Aluminium Bronze |
Includes
- 1 X Sport Dock Light and Cable
- 1 X Fixed Dock Light Fixing Bracket
- 1 X In-line Fuse Kit
- 1 X Mounting Screws
- 1 X Quick Install Guide
Features
- 90° Top Beam
- 20° Side Beam
- Rectangular Beam
- Brightest dock light in its class
- Provides safety and security at your dock
- Create a stunning backdrop to your dock parties
- Increase interest and value in your property
- Easi-Kleen floating bracket option
- Simple to install
- Active Thermal Control prevents overheating
- Fade between blue/white
- Select your desired startup color
- Typical LED life expectancy: 40,000+ Hours
Three words that express the very essence of OceanLED®. Light. Years Ahead. Not just a slogan, it’s their way of seeing the world. It is the driving force behind their history of innovation that continues to drive the company forward. Indeed, many technologies that OceanLED has pioneered are still found in their lights today, some of which remain as milestones in the history of marine lighting.