Description

The Piranha P3 Underwater Light with Bronze Base is small yet ferociously powerful.  Available in either Diamond White or Cobalt Blue, it delivers 1,600 fixture lumens with only 3 LEDs.  This class-leading light will help your boat stand out from the crowd in the marina, river or ocean.

The light is controlled via a simple on/off toggle switch or via Bluefin’s IYS Control System for MFD/mobile devices.  Its ultra-compact, low-profile design is perfect for all types of boats, and is suitable for both transom & side-mounting on all hull types on boats up to 7m (25ft) long.  For boats longer than 7m (25ft) the Piranha P6 or Piranha P12 lights may be more suitable.

The P3 light is also incredibly easy to install with just one small cable-entry hole and 3 mounting screws, and is suitable for a wide range of boats.  This model features a bronze base.

For the number of lights your boat needs to pack a colour punch, Bluefin recommends installing 1-5 lights from the Piranha range on the transom or side of centre-console and runabout boats.  Recommended spacing between the lights is from 1.2m (3ft 11 inches) to 2m (6ft 6 inches).

This light offers amazing value for money and out-performs other comparably priced underwater lights.

Features:

• Available in Diamond White or Cobalt Blue
• Suitable for transom or side-hull mounting
  • Only for use below the waterline (not above)
• Surface-mount, requires 15mm cable-entry hole
• Recommended for boats up to 7m (25ft)
• 3 x LEDs, producing 1,600 fixture lumens
• Suitable for in-water use only
• IP68-rated gel connector provided
• Two-year warranty

If hosting a party on your boat isn’t your thing, underwater lights can be great for fishing at night where they not only make it easier to see fish in the water but also attract them to your boat!  Different colours penetrate the water to varying depths. Red light can’t be seen past 5m, orange disappears at 10m, yellow at 20m, green (one of the deepest) at 30m, but blue is by far the furthest at 50m.

The human eye is sensitive to both green and blue shades so both colours stand out and are quite spectacular at night if you are looking for the fishing and party effect.  Green is also a good colour in areas where the water clarity is poor.  The green light will make the water appear cleaner and reflect less.  However, if you usually boat in clear water, white LED lights are stunning at highlighting the beauty of the water.

How your light appears in the water will vary slightly depending on factors such as the mineral content of the water your vessel is in, how deep it is, sea floor & sediment composition, water pollution, water clarity etc.