360° lights for signalling buoys, nets, wharfs, etc.

Safety at sea starts with proper marking and signaling. Whether it's defining a mooring field, marking a fishing net, or illuminating a dock, buoy lights and 360° warning lights are essential. Nautica Basile offers tested and regulation-compliant solutions for optimal visibility in all conditions.

Our navigation buoy lights are designed to withstand the marine environment: UV-resistant plastics, watertight electrical components, and long-lasting batteries. Available with steady or flashing light, depending on signaling needs.

In addition to complete buoy lights, we also offer LED marine warning lights to attach to existing buoys or floating structures. Easy to install and with low power consumption, they guarantee effective illumination all night long.

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Complete your signaling system with our self-inflating life jackets for all-around safety.

What is the difference between a steady and a flashing light for signaling?

A steady light is ideal for marking permanent obstacles such as docks or mooring buoys. A flashing light, on the other hand, attracts more attention and is therefore more suitable for marking temporary hazards such as fishing nets or construction zones.

How much battery life can I expect from a buoy marker light?

Battery life varies depending on the model and type of battery used. Our buoy lights offer a minimum battery life of 25 hours, but some models can last up to 60 hours on a single charge. Always check the product specifications before purchasing.

How can I protect my buoy light from corrosion?

Our buoy lights are made of materials resistant to marine corrosion, but it is still advisable to clean them regularly with fresh water and a mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive products that could damage the surface.

What do the colors of marine navigation buoys mean?

The color of marine buoys follows an international code. In general, green indicates the starboard (right) side of a navigable channel entering port, while red indicates the port (left) side. Yellow buoys mark special areas such as fishing areas or underwater cables. Always consult nautical charts for detailed information.

What is the difference between a steady and a flashing light for signaling?

A steady light is ideal for marking permanent obstacles such as docks or mooring buoys. A flashing light, on the other hand, attracts more attention and is therefore more suitable for marking temporary hazards such as fishing nets or construction zones.

How much battery life can I expect from a buoy marker light?

Battery life varies depending on the model and type of battery used. Our buoy lights offer a minimum battery life of 25 hours, but some models can last up to 60 hours on a single charge. Always check the product specifications before purchasing.

How can I protect my buoy light from corrosion?

Our buoy lights are made of materials resistant to marine corrosion, but it is still advisable to clean them regularly with fresh water and a mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive products that could damage the surface.

What do the colors of marine navigation buoys mean?

The color of marine buoys follows an international code. In general, green indicates the starboard (right) side of a navigable channel entering port, while red indicates the port (left) side. Yellow buoys mark special areas such as fishing areas or underwater cables. Always consult nautical charts for detailed information.