UNDERWATER LIGHTS
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Well I am adding blue lights to our 37 pc
I had the white ones on our Monterey for 3 years no issues.
I think for the price and the ease of install they are the way to go in my opinion.
http://www.abysslite.com/
I had the white ones on our Monterey for 3 years no issues.
I think for the price and the ease of install they are the way to go in my opinion.
http://www.abysslite.com/
OceanLED USA
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GSENT said:
Hi everyone,
I can confirm that Formula fits out lights lights as standard to their boats. The X-520 Blue model is used on the smaller boats, and our 2010 Series Thru-Hull Blues are used on the larger models.
With regards to the price; we are priced above some of our competition, but having said that, we do offer all the advantages of LED. Our lamp life we state is 40,000 hours, solid AB2 construction, 1" hole cut out for Thru-Hull models and the most approvals available on any underwater lighting product on the market. We currently have Lloyds, Rina, DNV, ABS and are currently going through Lloyds Ice class; for the largest superyachts.
Our lights are the only ones on the market where you can safely run with them on. Please refer to our video gallery section on our website to see unedited highlights of our lights in action:
http://www.oceanled.com/video_library.php
All of our products have full thermal trips, so if the light ever ran above 85 degrees C, they will cut out; and only re-ignite when they have reached a sufficiently cool temperature. This ensures no damage is ever done to the lights, or to your hull.
With regards to color, we recommend our Super Green lights for dirty brown freshwater. The green color does not lose any color integrity as it travels into the water, whereas with white light you will see the browning and yellow effect; which I think we all agree looks terrible.
To see our green lights in action; in a dirty freshwater lake in the UK, please see the link below. (Lights shown are our 1520 TH Green Series).
http://www.oceanled.com/gallery_photo.php?gallery_category_key=23&gallery_photo_key=750&q=#photo
As you can see from the picture, the green light does not degrade in color temperature the furthur into the dirty water it penetrates.
I hope this information has been of some use to everyone,
OceanLED
hello,
as long as they are underwater ,yes......model 1206 accepts to be on while planing...
thanks.
Abyss Technology.
Johan Barbier.
tel. 1.954.772.2022
cel.1.954.471.1147
fax 1.954.928.1785
Skype : salutjohan
www.abysslite.com
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Date: 1/14/2008 9:19:16 AM
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as long as they are underwater ,yes......model 1206 accepts to be on while planing...
thanks.
Abyss Technology.
Johan Barbier.
tel. 1.954.772.2022
cel.1.954.471.1147
fax 1.954.928.1785
Skype : salutjohan
www.abysslite.com
-------Original Message-------
From: rcslinc@aol.com
Date: 1/14/2008 9:19:16 AM
To: sales@abysslite.com
Subject: Abyss Lite Contact Form
Name * Comments: "Can these lights be left on when running slow?"
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I did it. purchased 2 2010 thru hulls in blue. man they are bright. was walking around the boat show with spots burnt into my eyes for about an hour. took some pictures of the display that i will post tomorrow.
looked at all the other leds that were out there and also the ones mentioned on this site. Ocean, hands down has the best in my opinion.
looked at all the other leds that were out there and also the ones mentioned on this site. Ocean, hands down has the best in my opinion.
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From what i saw at the show they are using the smaller X-520's on the 34PC. I think its 3 but I could not determine how many cause the way the boat was positioned. If you go to Ocean LED and see the video of the 40foot sport fish with 2 2010's i think its enough. They are very very very bright. I saw all the LED products at the show and there was no comparison. Ocean wins hands down. I will install mid March and then take pics of install and also when I splash and take some at night in the slip and on the run. Trim up a little with some tabs and the rooster should be sweet.
