Overview
The Colours Thru-Hull model with the worlds smallest hole cut-out for a thru
hull light at only 1 and a 1-inch (25mm) profile head make it the
ideal underwater light for transom mount applications.
Pick A Colour. Any Colour
OceanLED Colours underwater lights provide the ability to create any desired
colour scene for your yacht.
Choose from a limitless colour palette to best suit the yachts ambience and
maximise the lighting effect in varying water conditions, or enhance a party
theme/atmosphere or simply change the colour for fun!
60/20° Elliptical beam angle provides excellent water penetration
Small thru hull cut out size. Only 1" hole provides plenty of mounting options
Use with OceanDMX to create your perfect light show
FEATURES
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60°
Top Beam
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Up
to 7000 Fixture Lumens
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20°
Side Beam
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Elliptical
Beam
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Use with OceanDMX App
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1 Hole in Hull
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110-240V AC
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Aluminium Bronze AB2
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Plug & Play
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Factory Sealed Unit
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No Breakable Parts
Technical
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Lumens
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11400
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Fixture Lumens
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7000
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Typical LED life expectancy
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40,000+ Hours
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Minimum-Maximum operating voltage AC
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90-270V AC
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Current / Amp draw AC
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110V AC 50/60HZ 2.5A / 240V AC 50/60HZ 1.1A
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App. light penetration (avg. water quality)
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59 (18m)
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App. Light penetration (perfect water quality)
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up to 140 (45+m)
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Driver type
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External
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Mounting Recommendations
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Boat size
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up to & over 65 (20m)
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Transom / Hull spacing
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3-5 (1-1.5m)
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Transom quantity
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2-6
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Maximum hull thickness
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3.5 (90mm)
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Installation depth (to top of fixture)
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8-10 (200-250mm)
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Physical
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Driver size (L x W x H) Excluding Connectors
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360 x 160 x 90mm (143/16 x 61/4 x 3.5)
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Total weight
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6.6lbs (3kgs)
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Extension cable length (standard)
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6.5 (2m)
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Hole cut-out for cable entry
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1 (26mm)
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Material
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Aluminium Bronze AB2
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
more information go to 
