marlin100
The Marlin 100 LED underwater light features an all in one driver technology with plug and play installation. This fixture produces a market leading 10,000 lumens of light power in White with a powerful 140° degree beam angle.
The Marlin LED is recommended for boats up to 65 feet with installation of each fixture between 2 - 4 feet apart. The Marlin is the brightest light of its size on the market, using the smallest hole cutout in the industry for a solid metal surface mount fixture making the Marlin a perfect plug and play light.
Available in White and Blue and also new for 2019 in a dual color option for the first time offering boaters the flexibility of choice depending on the water conditions. The entire fixture is constructed from nickel plated AB2 bronze and can be bonded through the power cable, a safety feature no other light of this size can offer. Supplied with an IP68 junction box for ease of installation.
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Marlin Product Overview
ABOUT US
NOT MADE IN CHINA
WE DONT USE PLASTIC
25 years ago we made the very first underwater light for a ground breaking Superyacht in Europe. A quarter of a century later those same lights are still working perfectly and is testament to our ability in making the best products in the market. We've NEVER had a light fail due to water ingress. We have kept our overheads low and our team small in order to stay efficient and competitive and that's why we are amongst the small number of trusted companies in the industry.
All of our products are designed and made in house. We use local specialized sub contractors when needed and have and never will 'farm' our production or design out to companies in China or Asia. We believe in first principles and are not willing to cut corners in order to save a dollars.
All of our products are made from the very highest grade Aluminum, Bronze and 316L Stainless steel. Not only is this essential for strength and longevity but aids heat dissipation and structural strength. Although plastic housings offer a vastly reduced cost benefit, this saving is not in the customers best interest and therefore not in ours.
