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Lumitec SeaBlaze Typhoon Underwater Bronze Thru-Hull LED Light - RGBW Spectrum

SKU 75104·Underwater Lighting
$1,946.59

Typhoon SeaBlaze Underwater Bronze Thru-Hull LED Light - RGBW SpectrumSeaBlaze Typhoon sets a new standard for performance, reliability, and value in through-hull underwater lighting. Typhoon delivers more than 10,000...

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Typhoon SeaBlaze Underwater Bronze Thru-Hull LED Light - RGBW Spectrum

SeaBlaze Typhoon sets a new standard for performance, reliability, and value in through-hull underwater lighting. Typhoon delivers more than 10,000 measured lumens, with a modular quick-change design for easy in-water service and upgrades. Lumitec's innovative internal relay simplifies wiring and significantly reduces installation costs and complexity. The solid naval bronze housing requires a 3” mounting hole for the surface. The color output of this light is the RGBW Spectrum. Also, this does not require external controllers and can be operated using any standard on/off switch. Combine with the optional Poco Digital Lighting Control module (sold separately) to unleash advanced functionally - precise color selection and intensity or create custom lighting scenes at the touch of a button via a compatible display or connected smart device.

Features:

  • Output: Dual Color RGBW Spectrum
  • Lumens: 10,000+
  • Voltage: 10-30V DC
  • 12V DC Amps: 10A
  • 24V DC Amps: 4.5A
  • CCT: 6500K
  • CRI: 70+
BrandLumitec
SKU75104
UPC089300014498
TypeUnderwater Lighting
Weight5.6 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Lumitec product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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