OceanLED Alternatives

As I recall, these thru hull lights could be removed after installation from the inside with the boat in the water for service if needed. Provided of course, that the manufacturer is still around and still making replacement parts.

A wire running up the transom would be pretty tacky looking unless hidden by a swim platform.
 
well, sportfish excluded, how often do you see a boat without a swim platform?

drill under the platform, a couple of inches above WL, run the wires down. invisible.
 
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Originally posted by PascalG

well, sportfish excluded, how often do you see a boat without a swim platform?

drill under the platform, a couple of inches above WL, run the wires down. invisible.

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True. But in most cases I see the wire being held to the hull with 1-3 or more wire rings each with a screw going into the hull. I'd rather count on one well bedded and sealed hole behind each light not leaking into the transom core over the long term then several holes with screws in them.
 
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Originally posted by PascalG

well, sportfish excluded, how often do you see a boat without a swim platform?
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Around here, outboards seem to be the boat of choice and they usually don't have swim platforms.
 
+1 to the SeaBlaze 3 LED lights (blue) by Lumitec. I have 3 installed on my boat. Lumitec has a new light being introduced that will have twice the brightness of the SeaBlaze 3 called the SeaBlaze X. Contact Lumitec for more info. Jerry
 
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