Innovative Lighting LED Bulkhead Livewell Light Flush Mount - Green

The Innovative Lighting LED Bulkhead Livewell Light Flush Mount in green delivers reliable, energy-efficient illumination for marine applications where durability and minimal power draw are critical. This flush-mount LED bulkhead light operates across the 9–16 Volt DC range standard in marine electrical systems, drawing only 50 mA to minimize impact on vessel power supplies. Rated for 100,000 hours of service life, it eliminates the maintenance burden and frequent replacement cycles associated with incandescent alternatives.

The fixture's shock and vibration-proof construction handles the rigors of active boating, while its cool-to-the-touch LED design eliminates the fire hazard and heat output of traditional bulbs in confined spaces. Corrosion-resistant construction and full underwater-rated design make this light suitable for both interior cabin use and exposed deck mounting. The compact 1.25" × 1.00" lens mounts via an 11/16" (.687) hole, fitting standard marine fixture cutouts. Green LED output is commonly used for livewell illumination—a critical function that preserves fish vitality during competitive fishing tournaments and recreational outings by minimizing stress caused by harsh white light.

This light is engineered for fishing boats, center consoles, and livewell applications where reliability must match extended on-water use. The combination of low power consumption, sealed design, and extended service life makes it an economical choice for vessel owners seeking to replace aging halogen or incandescent livewell lights without ongoing maintenance. Whether upgrading a single fixture or outfitting new construction, this flush-mount LED delivers the efficiency and durability expected in modern marine electrical systems.

The Innovative Lighting 011-3500-7 has become a standard choice in the marine lighting segment due to its balance of performance, cost-effectiveness, and proven reliability in saltwater environments. Its green spectral output is preferred by serious anglers over white alternatives, as research in fish behavior supports that green light produces less stress response in captured fish than broader-spectrum lighting.