Attwood Black Cover 1-Mile Deck Mount Navigation Bow Light (Starboard/Green Lens)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What are the dimensions of the Attwood Black Cover Navigation Bow Light? A: The dimensions are two and three-eighths inches in diameter and one and seven-sixteenths inches in height.
• Q: What is the wattage of the included lamp? A: The included lamp is nine watts, specifically a wedge base lamp number nine hundred six.
• Q: What type of material is the light made from? A: The light features a black plastic shell that protects the internal components.
• Q: How do I install the Attwood Bow Light? A: You can install the light directly to the deck using two number ten fasteners.
• Q: Is this light suitable for small boats? A: Yes, it is designed for use on boats up to thirty-nine point four feet, or twelve meters.
• Q: Can I use this light on a larger vessel? A: No, it is specifically designed for boats up to thirty-nine point four feet in length.
• Q: How do I maintain the Attwood navigation light? A: To maintain it, ensure the lens and cover are securely locked and clean them regularly to avoid dirt buildup.
• Q: Is the light waterproof? A: Yes, the design seals water out from the lamp and the hull, protecting the internal components.
• Q: What safety features does the Bow Light have? A: It has stainless steel electrical contacts that will not corrode, ensuring reliable performance.
• Q: What makes this light USCG compliant? A: It provides one nautical mile visibility with a one hundred twelve point five-degree light visibility angle.
• Q: How long are the wire leads for connecting power? A: The wire leads measure seven inches, allowing for easy connection to a twelve volt direct current power supply.
• Q: Can I replace the lamp if it burns out? A: Yes, the lamp can be replaced with a compatible nine-watt wedge base lamp.
• Q: What is the color of the lens? A: The lens is green, designed for starboard visibility.
• Q: Does this light come with a warranty? A: Warranty details are typically provided by the manufacturer, so please check with Attwood for specifics.
• Q: What is the best way to store the light when not in use? A: Store the light in a dry place, preferably in its original packaging, to protect it from damage.