TecNiq 3 in 1 Navigation Light - Port Side - Stainless Steel - White / Red LEDs

Video Transcript for Review of TecNiq Boat Lights - Docking Lights - Navigation Lights - TN48TR

Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our TecNiq 3-in-1 navigation light. It's the port side, or the left side of the vessel if you're facing the bow or the front of the vessel. And it has a nice stainless steel cover and it gives you white and red LEDs. So folks, it's powered by 15 individual LEDs.

Right underneath the cover here, you've got your red ones up here, you've got some side ones over here, and then you got the rest of 'em right in here. I do have this powered up already so I can kind of show you what those look like without the cover and then with the cover on so you can kind of see everything there. And then obviously you would pop on your cover here, your stainless steel cover. You do have a foam gasket on the backside along with 30-inch lead of this nice pigtail here. It gives you a point of length for wiring it up.

And let's go ahead and shut off the studio lights so you can see this a little better. So again, you've got the red and the whites. I've got everything wired up today right now for our viewing pleasure. And it is really bright. So you are gonna be seen on your vessel, your boat, ship, whatever you're putting it on with this light.

It's very, very impressive as far as the brightness and everything, close and far away. And it measures 2 and 7/16 inches wide, or tall however, however you have it laid down, 2 and 7/16 this way. I got four inches overall on length and 1 1/4 inches tall. Let me go and unclip all my wires here today, and I can show you that pigtail I was talking about. So again, a nice 30-inch sheeted pigtail so you don't have to worry about having enough length.

You got plenty there. And again, everything's been sealed up here, giving it protection. The stainless steel body protects against salt and freshwater conditions. And everything again is sealed. The circuit board's safe. It's gonna extend the lifespan of your light. It also has overheat protection built into it as well. And this is a nice surface mount, so you don't have to worry about large holes being drilled into your vessel or anything like that. So again, it uses 15 LEDs. It's a 1750 lumen brightness, and it runs on 12 volts of power. Now, you would need two #8 screws to mount this. Those are sold separately or you can get 'em locally, you can source em local as well. Folks, that will wrap it up for our quick look together. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.