Hi all, looking to add underwater lights to my 1988 38C was looking at the lumitec seablaze Quattro's and the full spectrum lumishures. and one have experience with either and can recommend.
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Hi all, looking to add underwater lights to my 1988 38C was looking at the lumitec seablaze Quattro's and the full spectrum lumishures. and one have experience with either and can recommend.
Lunishore has a standard or an in water serviceable version. I like the in water serviceable one but it takes a larger hole.
I've also sold them with interfaces for control from electronics and DMX devices.
Have the Lumitec SeaBlazeX Spectrums which replaced OceanLED lights that failed.
They have been great, didn't think i would be into using so many different colors but I like it.
Easy install, no additional boxes, drivers, special wires, etc needed.
Lot of bang for the $$$$$.
Update, just found out Lumitec is releasing Seablaze X2.
I replaced my crappy, failed Ocean LED's with Seablaze X. Very nice for the price and they have been reliable, I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.
I installed these. Big hole yes, but if something goes wrong you pull out the light from the inside and replace it. They have been on my boat for 3 years with zero problems. Pricey but worth it.
I have Aqualuma as well. Blue is best in saltwater - but as always it's personal choice. Big hole is nerve wracking. Faultless product.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEVEN
Surface mount is less daunting but they weren't around (in good quality) when I wanted the boat bling 7 years ago.
I agree the blue ready is the best in salt water. Minimum 50’ behind my boat is lit up.
Was going to put full spectrum color
If mine go out that’s what I will replace mine with.