Attwood LightArmor All-Around Light - 12" Aluminum Pole - Black Vertical Composite Base w/Adapter

The Attwood LightArmor All-Around Light with 12" aluminum pole and black vertical composite base delivers reliable 360-degree navigation lighting for boats of all sizes. This all-around light engine meets the visibility requirements for vessels operating at night or in low-light conditions, providing consistent illumination across all bearings while maintaining a design that withstands the harsh marine environment.

Built 30% lighter than comparable Attwood all-round navigation lights, this model reduces weight aloft—a critical consideration for vessel stability and fuel efficiency. The anodized aluminum pole resists saltwater corrosion, while shock, corrosion, and water-proof electronics ensure the light performs reliably in spray, storm conditions, and extended offshore exposure. Exclusive condensation management technology prevents internal fogging that compromises visibility, and an anti-glare optical engine preserves night vision adaptation for crew on deck. The articulating base allows precise mounting angle adjustment to match your boat's geometry and installation height.

This light suits weekend anglers, cruising sailboats, commercial fishing vessels, and offshore recreational craft requiring compliant navigation lighting without excessive weight penalty. The 12" pole height accommodates cabin-top, mast-head, or rail-mount installations on boats from 20 to 60+ feet. Mariners prioritizing corrosion resistance, low maintenance, and reduced visual clutter aloft will appreciate the durable composite base and refined optical design that meets visibility standards without excessive brightness that creates deck glare during night operations.

Attwood Marine remains a recognized OEM supplier to boat manufacturers and a trusted aftermarket choice for boaters upgrading original navigation lighting systems. The LightArmor series balances performance, weight, and durability expectations for vessels where every pound matters and corrosion is a constant adversary.