SeaBlaze Mini Underwater Light and Cayman Flood Light

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SeaBlaze MiniSeaBlaze Mini Underwater Light

It may be small, but it packs a powerful punch! SeaBlaze Mini leverages many of the technologies utilized in the world’s most popular underwater light, SeaBlaze3, for years of trouble free service. With a measured output of more than 700 lumens, and competitively priced and easy to install, there is simply no better value in underwater lighting. Perfect for smaller trailer boats, skiffs, or dinghies. Sold as a pair.

Cayman Flood Light

Lumitec’s Cayman spreader/flood lights are the most advanced deck lights on the market today. With a
measured output of up to 2,400 lumens, no other 30W flood light comes close.

•             dual-color output
•             monolithic solid metal construction
•             dimming
•             DeckSweep optical technology

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