Under water lights

[bhwomack]

I did the BoatPlugLight 8000 lumen light. It does very good. Had to do a small extension and a 45 degree adapter to get it to clear my wake plate. I highly recommend it though!

[jcarter20]

I know this won’t do any justice for a water pic, but here it is on the trailer in the barn. The 20w seems decently bright.




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[mikenehrkorn]

I’ll be interested to see the water pic, but honestly that looks about the same as my 10W.......I can only see a faint glow over the end of the swim platform which is about what you’re getting.

[snyderaaron]

I did the BoatPlugLight 8000 lumen light. It does very good. Had to do a small extension and a 45 degree adapter to get it to clear my wake plate. I highly recommend it though!

Is be interested in seeing your setup


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[jcarter20]

Ok. I can give the 20w light a $40 rating. . It is worth what I paid for it. Not super bright, but good enough for me. This picture was taken at dusk, so take it for what it is worth. It you are looking for a lot of light, this is not the light for you. It provides a glow at the platform. No leaks though, so that is good.




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[jcarter20]

I should also mention that water visibility in these pics was approximately 2’.


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[mikenehrkorn]

That’s a bit better than my 10W but not a lot. I would agree with the review - worth what you pay but if you want a lot of light this isn’t it.

[Fastest1]

I used mine last weekend as a pool light in the lake.
Put the battery on the beach at the lake and threw it in. Quite nice.
I am actually going to put one under an innertube with the battery on top like a buoy for a cool glow around the swimming area.
Too cheap not to.


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[Bch53211]

I have no clue how to hook up the light. Wondering if I should I have dealer install as I’m not all that handy. Is this something that can be done fairly easily? Do I need to get extra wiring ? Any help would be appreciated.

[mikenehrkorn]

I have no clue how to hook up the light. Wondering if I should I have dealer install as I’m not all that handy. Is this something that can be done fairly easily? Do I need to get extra wiring ? Any help would be appreciated.

Depending on the model/year of your boat, there may already be access to wire hookups in the current wiring.....i wasn't able to find that on mine but just ran a simple set of wires from the helm area (hooked to one of the accessory switches) to the stern. If you're not comfortable with that, then I would suggest getting help with the install.