JUNIOR 7 Bi-Colour Navigation Light, Black Housing | 4Boats
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Lalizas JUNIOR 7 Bi-Colour Navigation Light, Black Housing
Lalizas | 12V / 5W | 1 nm
The Lalizas JUNIOR 7 bi-colour light is a small, side-mounted navigation light for boats up to 7 m. It is waterproof, non-corrosive and non-magnetic, and comes with two-sided adhesive tape and a flange that shows exactly where to cut the mounting hole.
Key Features
- ✔ Bi-Colour light showing red to port and green to starboard
- ✔ Designed for boats up to 7 m
- ✔ Waterproof, non-corrosive and non-magnetic
- ✔ Nylon fibre mix housing with shatterproof PMMA (plexiglass) lens
- ✔ Nitrile water-resistant seal and brass contacts
- ✔ Supplied with two-sided adhesive tape and a flange to mark the mounting hole
- ✔ 12V / 5W bulb included
Technical Specs
| Brand | Lalizas |
| Series | JUNIOR 7 |
| Light type | Bi-Colour |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Bulb | 5W (included) |
| Visible distance | 1 nm |
| Housing | Black, nylon fibre mix |
| Lens | Shatterproof PMMA (plexiglass) |
| Seal | Nitrile |
| Contacts | Brass |
| Installation | Side mounted |
Compatibility / Fitment Guide
| Application | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Boat length | Up to 7 m | JUNIOR 7 series |
| Mounting | Side mounted | Adhesive tape and flange supplied to mark the cut-out |
| Electrical system | 12V DC | 5W bulb supplied |
OEM Cross Reference
| Lalizas code | 30825 |
| 4Boats SKU | 30825 |
Questions & Answers
Is the bulb included?
Yes. A 12V / 5W bulb is supplied.
How do I mark the mounting hole?
Lalizas supplies two-sided adhesive tape and a flange that shows exactly where to cut the mounting hole.
How far is it visible?
Lalizas states 1 nm for the JUNIOR 7 bi-colour light.
Note: Please check the specifications and compatibility details above before ordering. For fitment questions, contact us via 4boats.co.uk.
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