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Navisafe Navilight All-White 5 Mode 360 2NM w/Magnet Base [001-1]

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Navisafe Navilight All-White 5 Mode 360 2NM w/Magnet Base [001-1]Navilight All White 5 Mode 360 Degree 2NM with Magnet Base The Navilight 360 2NM US Coast Guard approved for 2 nautical miles is the most versatile light of Navisafes range of battery operated portable navigation lights and includes a 360 All round light, 225 Masthead light, 135 Sternlight, Flashing light, Anchoring light and a Cabin light. It uses super bright LED light, is waterproof, floats and attaches almost anywhere through its double magnetic

Navilight All-White 5 Mode 360 Degree 2NM with Magnet Base

The Navilight 360° 2NM - US Coast Guard approved for 2 nautical miles is the most versatile light of Navisafes range of battery operated portable navigation lights and includes a 360° All-round light, 225° Masthead light, 135° Sternlight, Flashing light, Anchoring light and a Cabin light. It uses super bright LED light, is waterproof, floats and attaches almost anywhere through its double magnetic mounting system.

Examples of Usage:

*Based on the Convention of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea

On a power-driven vessel underway of 12 meters or more in length but less than 50 meters in length:

  • Sternlight
  • All-round white light

On a power-driven vessel underway of less than 12 meters in length:

  • Masthead light
  • Sternlight
  • All-round white light

On a power-driven vessel underway of less than 7 meters in length whose maximum speed does not exceed 7 knots:

  • All-round white light

Rowing/Paddle Vessels

  • All-round white light

Anchored vessels and vessels aground

  • Anchor lights must always be shown from sunset to sunrise
  • All-round white light

Specifications:

  • USCG Approval, 2 Nautical Miles
  • 5 Modes: 360° All-round light, 225° Masthead light, 135° Sternlight, Flashing light, Anchoring light, Cabin light
  • Floatable, waterproof (20 m) and air-tight
  • Includes magnet bracket, mounting screw, 3 lanyards for multiple fixing and securing
  • Powered by three AAA batteries (not included)
  • Size: H = 35 mm, Diameter = 68 mm
  • Weight (net): 113 g

Modes / approximate burn time:

  • 16 white LED, 360° All-round light, Anchoring light / 15hrs
  • 16 white LED, 360° Flashing light / 85hrs
  • 10 white LED, 225° Masthead light / 24hrs
  • 6 white LED, 135° Sternlight / 32hrs
  • 4 white LED, 360° Cabin light / 72hrs

Mounting System

The double magnetic system consists of the Navilight with its magnetic base, a separate magnetic plate and a screw for attaching the plate to a wooden deck for example. It also holds the light safely on many plastic boats, biminis or any other material by placing the light on top and the magnetic plate underneath. Additionally Navisafe offers a wide range of specially designed magnetic mountings such as the Clamp-on Rail mount, Bendable Suction-mount and the Telescopic Poles that easily allow the lights to be attached.

Specifications:

  • Visible Range (Miles): 2nm
  • Lens Color: White
  • LED: Yes
  • Housing: Black
  • Voltage - Input Range (Volts): 3 AAA Batteries (Not Included)
  • Box Dimensions: 2"H x 4"W x 7"L WT: 0.45 lbs
  • UPC: 814154018589
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