Navigation lights

Ensure Visibility and Ambiance On Board

Navigation lights ensure visibility and safety on board – both inside and out.

Pay attention to the correct board voltage and protection class, especially for outdoor mounting. LED technology saves energy and lasts a long time, while halogen provides a warm light color.

With the right lighting, every trip becomes more pleasant and safer.

Discover variants, materials, and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.

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Which navigation light do I need for my sailboat under 12 meters?
Sailboats under 12 meters may use a combined tri-color masthead light that combines port, starboard, and stern lights in one housing. Alternatively, separate side and stern lights are permitted. The current version of the COLREGs is always decisive.
What difference does the protection class make for outdoor lanterns?
The IP protection class indicates how well the housing is protected against dust and water. For lanterns that are permanently exposed to splash water or rain, you should choose at least IP67 – this means protection against temporary submersion.
Can I operate a 12 V lantern on a 24 V system?
No, this will destroy the lantern or drastically shorten its lifespan. Before purchasing, check your boat's onboard voltage and choose the appropriate version – most manufacturers offer both voltage versions.
How do I maintain navigation lights so that the seals do not become brittle?
Treat seals with silicone grease once per season to keep them elastic and ensure they remain watertight. Rinse diffusers regularly with clear water, as salt deposits noticeably reduce light output.