Collection: Lighting

See clearly without draining the batteries. Onboard lighting serves two contradictory requirements: providing domestic visual comfort (warmth, brightness) while consuming as little as possible from the service battery bank. No more halogen bulbs that generate heat: LED lighting with regulated power is the solution.

Browse our ranges tailored to each area of the boat:

• Ceiling lights & Spotlights (Interior): General lighting for the saloon and cabins. Opt for "Warm White" (3000K) for a cozy living ambiance.

• Reading lights & Wall sconces: Directional lighting for the chart table or bunks. Many models include a USB charging port and a "Red Light" mode for night watches.

• Deck lighting & Spreaders: High-output spotlights (1000+ Lumens) to safely handle maneuvers forward or trim sails at night. IP67 waterproofing is mandatory.

• Accent lighting & LED strips: Low-level lighting along steps and side decks (often red or blue) for safe movement without dazzling the crew.

• Engine room & Lockers: Powerful, waterproof technical lighting, sometimes certified flameproof (Ignition Protected) for fuel/battery compartments.

• Underwater lights: For aesthetics while at anchor or inspecting the hull/propeller.

💬 Workshop advice: The classic pitfall is the color temperature.

• 3000K (Warm White): Essential for interior spaces (saloon, cabins). It’s the warm/yellow light of a home.

• 4000K - 6000K (Cool White): Recommended only for technical areas (engine room, galley worktop) or deck spotlights. It’s a "clinical" light that strains the eyes at rest. A boat lit entirely in 6000K resembles a hospital: avoid for comfort.