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Domus 19931 | Blaze Pro Marine 50W Black LED Floodlight Tri Watt & CCT | IP66 IK08
$102.25
$92.95 ex. GST
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Marine flood lights provide essential visibility and safety when operating in low-light and coastal environments. Designed to withstand saltwater exposure, vibration, and weather extremes, they ensure dependable illumination on decks, walkways, surrounding waters, and, of course, on your boat.
Constructed from marine-grade aluminium or stainless steel, these lights resist corrosion and physical damage. Waterproof seals protect internal components, while LED technology delivers bright, efficient lighting with minimal energy use. Adjustable mounts allow precise light placement, and integrated thermal management prevents overheating, extending product life.
Marine flood lights are engineered to meet the specific challenges of coastal environments. Their compact, impact-resistant designs save space while ensuring durability and compliance with marine lighting standards. Aesthetic integration with vessel design also supports a professional appearance without sacrificing performance.
LED floodlights deliver powerful illumination with minimal energy draw, extending battery life and reducing maintenance needs. Built for marine use, they handle constant exposure to vibration and moisture, offering years of consistent, high-quality lighting.
LED flood lights produce bright, even illumination that enhances visibility for navigation and deck work. Options include wide-beam floodlights for general lighting or focused beams for specific tasks. Their instant-on response and stable output improve safety in critical situations.
When selecting flood lights, consider a flood light that is corrosion-resistant, has waterproof ratings, has a beam angle, and is energy-efficient. Marine-grade LEDs provide superior performance and reduced maintenance costs. Always confirm compliance with IP ratings and marine lighting standards for reliability and safety.
Choose between cool or warm white LEDs depending on your lighting needs—cool white for clarity in fog or rain, warm white for ambient deck lighting. Look for models with adjustable angles and high IP ratings for weather resistance. Although LEDs have a higher upfront cost, their efficiency and lifespan provide long-term savings.
Proper installation ensures safe and effective lighting. Mount flood lights on stable surfaces using corrosion-resistant hardware, and use marine-grade wiring to prevent electrical faults. Test alignment and brightness after installation to ensure optimal coverage without glare.
Ensure your setup meets international and local marine safety standards such as SOLAS. Use lights with an IP65 rating or higher to guarantee protection from water and dust. Regular inspections and maintenance help sustain compliance and prevent failures during operation.
Routine maintenance extends the life of your marine flood lights. Inspect for corrosion, clean lenses regularly, and check seals for water ingress. Tighten fittings and replace worn components promptly to maintain consistent performance and reliability.
Absolutely. Their durable, corrosion-resistant construction makes them suitable for any outdoor setting needing long-term reliability and protection from weather.
Regularly rinse with fresh water to remove salt, wipe with a soft cloth, and check seals and fasteners to prevent corrosion.
Definitely. LEDs use significantly less electricity than halogen or metal halide lights while providing equal or better brightness.
Quality models typically last 30,000–50,000 hours, depending on use and maintenance—meaning years of dependable service.
Yes. Marine flood lights are built for tough conditions, including rain, wind, and temperature changes typical of coastal regions.
A quick clean every few months removes salt build-up and keeps lenses clear. Periodic checks for corrosion or loose fittings help maintain brightness and safety.
Many models are suitable for such areas, provided they meet the right IP rating (usually IP66 or higher). Always confirm the product’s specifications before installing near water.
For residential driveways, around 20–50 watts LED is common. Larger areas like carparks or warehouses may need higher outputs. Check the lumens and beam angle to match your space.
Yes. Most come pre-wired or ready for mounting. However, if they require hard-wiring, a licensed electrician must complete the installation.
Salt air corrodes regular fittings quickly. Coastal-rated flood lights resist rust and moisture, ensuring longer life and fewer replacements.
Coastal-grade flood lights use corrosion-resistant materials such as marine-grade aluminium or stainless steel with powder-coated or anodised finishes. They’re designed to withstand salt air, moisture, and harsh weather.
Sparky Direct offers manufacturer-backed warranties. Warranty can be found on the individual product page.
Yes. Coastal-grade LED flood lights deliver high lumen output with low power consumption, improving efficiency over traditional halogen or metal halide fittings.
These lights can be wall, ceiling, or pole-mounted. Bracketed fittings with stainless-steel fasteners are preferred for marine locations.
Some models allow dimming or sensor connection via compatible drivers or controllers. Always check the product datasheet and consult a licensed electrician for configuration.
Most marine flood lights use high-efficiency LEDs with long lifespan drivers, providing bright, consistent illumination while consuming minimal power.
Yes. They’re engineered with corrosion-proof materials and coatings that prevent rust and degradation, even in areas exposed to sea air.
For coastal or marine exposure, an IP65 or higher rating is recommended to protect against dust, salt spray, and water ingress.
Yes. Marine flood lights listed by Sparky Direct comply with relevant Australian standards, typically including AS/NZS 60598 for luminaire safety and RCM electrical compliance.
