would this work for lighting etc. on a pontoon boat
1532431
Yes if used to charge a battery and then power is drawn from the battery for the lights.
1532432
Yes you can. Depending on how long you want to run them & the amount of wattage you will be pulling out of the battery pack you can figure out how many panels and batteries you will need.
1532433
it gives off energy that goes to a battery that goes to whatever you have hooked up to it. but make sure you stabilize it so that it doesn't break. one crack and the whole thing cracks up. and it will lose a lot of the effectiveness. don't bother with the module that you can buy with the panel, it doesn't work very good and I'm going back to the simple module that I got with my panel I bought at pep boys.
1532434
It will take a separate battery. good battery will charge during day and run lights at night every night all summer. 12 volt LED lights will run all night and battery will be ready next day if sunny out.
1559123
It's only one light per purchase, they don't come as a set of two, I ordered 2 and couldn't be more happy with them, I don't think you could mount them to a pontoon boat cause the wiring comes straight out of the back and you have to screw them I to a surface for installation.
990827
Yes, it is very well designed. To step on and break this light, it would have to be a very heavy set person wearing a hard sole shoe. With bare feet or soft sole shoes, to break this light, they'd have to be so large that I doubt they'd be venturing out to an area on your boat that you would mount it. I mounted it on the side of my boat so I can't speak from experience but it is very solidly built.
1917707
Absolutely! That's the main reason I bought it (along with all the other aluminum trim on our pontoon boat.) It does a really nice job, especially applied with a power buffer wheel. Good luck!
658593
It shouldn't be a problem. You can google that exact question and get a 100% solid answer. I used this bulb for my boat. I put it in the rear pole light and it worked great. There was a much smaller standard bulb in there. When I replaced it with the LED replacement it was seen from shore!
392494
The light has a flexible mount so it would work. This is an inexpensive light but there are brighter lights.
516613
I use this and the magenta light to grow my Mangrove and algae. The corals don't seem to mind either, but there are dedicated Kessil lights that you might want for saltwater that might look and work better.
2256284
My guess is yes. Based on it's intended use, just doesn't seem right that it would sink. Strobe won't do anyone a bit of good on the bottom unless you're in knee deep water. Fortunately, I haven't had the opportunity to see if this unit works as advertised. I'll check it out before boating season begins when I double check all other items. Might need to change batteries.
744478
This light is for a Marine (Saltwater) setup. TrueLumen makes a freshwater LED light also, just check out their website for the details!
2282560
Maybe?! The cool thing about this light is the casing is aluminium. So if you have the tools and skills you could tap it and built a seriously strong mount for it. Out of the box? I'd say the mount it comes with would not stand up to that kind of use.
1122120
i doubt that it's powerful enough to work on a pontoon, unless you want to run it for a couple of hours-- and then it might burn out the motor
1714406
No, These Lights are not water proof, and I wouldn't try using them on a boat trailer.
1752636
No, it would not be bright enough. I bought two as flood lights and they hardly light 10 feet ahead
370749
I believe if you enclose the power supply and dimmer in a waterproof container protected from the weather and use waterproof led strips, it should work. The power supply and dimmer could even be installed inside the house and weatherproof wiring used to go to the strips on the deck. I personally would try to install the weatherproof led strips under the railing, so it also would be protected from sunlight. Just remember all conections should be waterproofed. I believe these have unlimited fun and functional uses.
432641
don't see why not as long as you don't have a fancy cap on your post. you will hace to use screws to hold the light on and there are screw holes in the base of the light.
441681
I think it would be a little large. If you can find one that is smaller, it would probably work nicely. I have it over a saltwater tank and it collects lot of salt because it is so close to the water. Just keep in mind that the plastic tabs that hold the light into place are easy to break. The front tab broke on mine when I first snapped it into place.
337538
I think you would be better off to use an inverter with alligator clips to run lights with a 12 volt Marine battery. ( I am assuming these lights are interior lights.)