LED Flashlights

Can I use these battery lights as emergency navigation lights?

No, the LED battery lights in this category are designed for service lighting, inspection, and onboard repairs. For emergency navigation lights, which must comply with specific regulations, please refer to the section dedicated to signaling and safety devices.

How long do the batteries last in these LED lights?

Battery life varies depending on the model, light output, and type of battery used. We recommend always consulting the product's technical specifications to determine the estimated battery life. In general, LED lights are very efficient and consume less energy than traditional bulbs, providing several hours of illumination on a single charge or set of batteries.

Are these lights water-resistant?

Water resistance depends on the specific model. Some lights are waterproof and designed for use in wet environments or in the rain, while others are only splash-resistant. Always check the IP (Ingress Protection) rating indicated in the product's technical data sheet to determine the level of protection against water and dust.

What is the difference between lumens and watts in LED lights?

Watts indicate the energy consumption of the light, while lumens measure the amount of light emitted. For LED lights, it is more important to consider lumens, as they indicate the actual brightness. A higher number of lumens means a more intense light.

How do I choose the right inspection light for my boat?

Consider the size of the spaces you need to inspect, the need for a focused or diffused beam, water and impact resistance, and ease of use. Lights with adjustable heads and magnets are particularly useful for inspecting engine compartments and hard-to-reach areas.