Best underwater transom light
 

Looking for an underwater transom light . Somewhat easy to install. Can anyone refer me. thanks

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...er-lights.html

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...ed-lights.html

What model of ocean led's is the one I don't have to make holes in my transom to install? Anyone seen these in red or purple? Thanks

I think i have it narrowed down to the amphibians or s800 from ocean led, but like the prices more at h2olights.com

I have a 29 ft. baja do I need 3 or can I get away with 2 and it still look good?

Anyone use h2olights

www.abysslighting.com i am a dealer for these lights will be happy to quote prices.

OCEAN LED is the only way to go!!!

Does anyone have a set of red underwater lights on their boat? I understand they are not as good as blue/green/clear but want to match the colors of my boat and going for effect not efficiency.

Ocean LED awesome guys

I am partial to Shadow-Casters because a good friend is co-inventor and I get good deals on them. :-) But they are seriously killer lights though.

I have Sea Vision SV42 lights

http://www.underwaterlightsusa.com/led_underwater.html

ocean led over priced

Blue travels the furthest in water followd by white. Red travels the least, thus you don't see them too much.

Past Due,

What's the price comparison from the Ocean LED's to the brand you carry (Abyss lighting). I see Ocean LED publishes their prices but Abyss doesn't...Sooooooo, how do we know they're over priced.

Almost made my decision but wanted to get some last input.

I almost decided on three s-800's from abyss, I like the amphibians fron ocean led but I don't see the difference for the price (A6 model) All the other ocean led surface mount require a much bigger hole for install.

I really like the looks of h2olights.com you get alot brighter light for the money but nit sure how the quality of the product is? Has anyone dealt with them. THanks again

I'm curious about how much light is transmitted underwater on interior waterways (i.e. rivers and lakes). I would love the blue variation, but I would think white light would broadcast farther in those conditions. That or green.

I install the Shadow-Caster transom lights, and I've gotta say, they're the simplest. You drill 1 hole for the wire to go through, then 2 wires for the screws. The light surface mounts, and it's only about a 1/4" thick. I don't have any pics in the water, or any in the dark, but here's one in my shop with all the lights on. These are teh SC-10's in Bimini Blue.

http://jonyb.webs.com/photos/07-Cent...o/DSC_8524.JPG

also, here's a thread where a guy took almost all of the lights on the market and tested each one of them.

Which one is the best? You can decide right here: http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/m...21/702750.html

I have DeepSea 12 LED lights on mine. Easy install and they can be run when on plane.

http://www.deepsee.com/

just installed two oceanled 2010's on a black thunder. They were alittle pricey but you get what you pay for. dont think a four hundred dollar light is going to work as well as a thirteen hundred dollar light. Also you can compare the ligths by there lux rating. A 2010 has 12000 lux

These are surface mount and won't break the bank
 

New LED Underwater Lights by H2O

• LED's manufactured by Phillips Lumiled Corporation
• H2O Underwater Lights offer unique protections including a safety timer, low voltage shutdown, and overheat sensor
• All lights come with a 2-Year Factory Warranty and LED's are rated at 50000 hours of use
• H2O LED Lights are surface mount 3.5" diameter, feature 316 Stainless Steel Housings, and are built using Marine Grade Borosilicate Glass Lenses which will not discolor, crack or break while boating
• H2O High Output LED Underwater Lights include a microprocessor controlled Smartsense? circuit to protect your lights as well as your battery
• Overheat sensor shuts light off if inadvertently left on out of the water
• Low voltage shutdown shuts light off at 11 volts to protect battery from being drained
• Low 3.4 amp draw is substantially less than Halogen or Xenon lights and LEDs produce very little heat

$279 each, 15 LED's, Blue or White, In Stock NOW!

Link to website

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http://shopping.rexmar.com/Merchant2.../h20-blue1.jpg

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Anyone tried these??? Liquid Lite

Just replaces your drain plug... I like the idea I can take it with me from boat to boat....

The boat with the tower has the smaller cheaper version, the other two boats have the brighter model.

The basic 3 LED model is 380 lumen and the 6 LED is 810 lumen

http://drainpluglight.com/

That looks like a great idea!

Interesting.

Here is another drain plug blue light....

http://www.hodgesmarine.com/ProductD...19&click=39123

That is a great idea!!

www.coastalnightlights.com

These guys are out of Ft lauderdale. They are a strong and robust designed with all the LED's encapsulated so no water can get in and bright. I have three of the "S" style blue lights.. For $99 a piece they are a far better value and better made when it comes to a "lens" all of them leak after a while.

Shadow-caster is the best we've installed durable, supper bright, and they look awesome!
www.shadow-caster.com

Are these lights legal to have on while running?

underwater LED
 

trying to do a follow up for anyone that I can find on the forum asking about underwater lights.

I went with Abyss Lite and got 4 of the 1560 RGB color changing LED lights. They are on the back of the boat, one on each side of each drive. My boat is a Formula 400ss.

I can tell you that the water here at my lake is one of the dirtiest I have ever experienced... It is FAR from clear.

The lights work AWESOME so far. VERY VERY VERY bright. So bright, that they actually shine up and OUT of the water much more than I expected. I put them as low on the boat as I could. Almost all of the colors work well. Red is probably the worst, but it still works very well in my opinion.

Granted, I have not had the luxury to see how underwater lights look out in the ocean or clear water, but I am happy with what I have here on my lake, so I can only imagie that it gets MUCH better.

I will get some pics up in the Formula section next week. Heading up to the lake tonight.