i2Systems Profile P1120 Tri-Light Surface Light - Red, Cool White & Blue - Brushed Nickel Finish

The i2Systems Profile P1120 Tri-Light Surface Light in brushed nickel finish delivers award-winning multi-color illumination for marine vessels of all sizes. This compact LED fixture combines red, cool white, and blue light output in a single 5 x 2 x 8 inch fixture, allowing operators to switch between colors by simple power cycling—eliminating the need for separate lights and complex wiring. The innovative i2Wave technology reduces installation complexity while maintaining professional-grade light quality for both interior cabin use and exterior deck applications.

Construction prioritizes saltwater durability. Stainless steel housing and titanium components resist corrosion in harsh marine environments, while the sealed, waterproof design handles spray, wash-down, and intermittent water exposure without degradation. The brushed nickel finish provides both aesthetic refinement and additional corrosion resistance. At just 0.4 pounds, the fixture adds negligible weight while the two-wire connection simplifies retrofit installations on existing vessels. Surface-mounting capability accommodates most cabin bulkheads, helm areas, and exterior exposed locations.

This light suits both weekend cruisers managing cabin ambiance and serious offshore operators needing task-specific illumination. The red mode preserves night vision during navigation, cool white provides focused work light for equipment inspection and maintenance, and blue offers specialized applications from fish-finding to aesthetic cabin lighting. The single fixture eliminates clutter and wiring redundancy compared to installing separate colored lights, making it ideal for space-constrained vessels and retrofit scenarios where simplicity matters.

i2Systems Profile P1120 lights represent the category standard for compact multi-color marine lighting, balancing reliability, ease of installation, and proven performance across commercial and recreational fleets. The design philosophy—fewer wires, fewer components, more functionality—reduces potential failure points while delivering the versatility modern boaters expect.