is it one light or a set of how many and can I mount under water to pontoons without damage to pontoon?
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.
1559124
The lights I purchased were 1 -each not a pair and I wouldn't recommend mounting them to a pontoon it could leak
1559125
Each light was a single unit.. I bought two and they work great. They require a very small hole for the wire to run through the hull to the inside for attachment to the wiring switches and are then screwed to the hull. I used a marine adhesive. ..5200. also to seal the hole around the wire and help secure them.
1559126
These lights are well made mounted in stainless hardware. Depending on which light you purchase there are 3leds or 5leds in a sealed unit. The rear ones are mounted below water surface. I used silicone sealant around the screws and have no leakage problems. If you have noisy charging system you may want to instal a voltage regulator 7812A from Radio Shack and solder in line with your fuse. It will save you lights. Good luck!
1863549
You only need one screw per fog light to mount. There are multiple openings around the casing but you only need one.
618774
It does come with a single underneath light. It would be better with two, but it works well for my needs.
57563
There are two lights included. Mounting brackets are sold separately for different applications.
2248449
Yep, should work fine. I'm no engineer, so I don't know if running with only one light will cause wear on the ballast or anything like that. You could always get 2 different lights (like one 'moon' light, or something like that) to tweak the spectrum and/or reduce the light output, if that's what you are trying to do.
1762054
I have 2 sets on my pontoon and am adding 2 more I will definetly run a secon battery, but if you put a switch on them and use them for 2 or 3 hours, you could probably get by with one battery, hope this didn't muddy the issue to much . It's always nice to have a extra battery on board, in case your starter battery decides to belly up. Good luck and enjoy !
789795
These are not "mounted". There is a magnetic base that is attached to the side of the pool. The light "Attaches" to that magnetic base. If a base falls off; the light floats to the top of the pool. The light itself sits inside the pool. There is a wire going from the light and that will hang over the side of the pool.
567540
4 of them on my 24 foot pontoon-worked fine,but check tire pressure after you mount them
2241931
They work pretty good and probably fine for something like that. You would need a few of them though. I might suggest the high intensity bullet led lights which i put on my boat instead. A bit pricier, but you could put one in the bottom and it would do the trick.
1773783
I purchased these to be used for normal lighting (i.e. ceiling lighting). I have never used them under water. Given the how these are made, I really doubt that they are made to be used under water. I would be careful.
354740
One light. I thought it was two, but there was only one in package. It is very bright- worth the price.
1337553
Single beam..I use it on my small lobster boat..wish I got color though, to show if it's mud or hard bottom, works good!
1411857
There are 2 but these are NOT fog lights. They are a flood beam and more of a work light...They're bright, but not fog light bright,
730775
No, only one handlebar mount with light. It's a really bright light BUT both of mine only worked for month.
348855
As best can tell .. Yes but keep in mind I haven't tried them under water to prove it.. They do work very well and are easy to mount and to hook up.
1122595
There are 2 included. They work well for lite operations. They were not strong enough for what I needed. Thats not their fault.
785071
The lamps are sealed and should provide wet-weather operation with no problems. If mounted on a boat trailed, they should be ok as long as they are not submerged for a prolong period.