Lumitec Moray Flex Strip Light RGBW 10.5' 10-14vDC White Finish

The Lumitec Moray Flex Strip Light RGBW 10.5' is purpose-built for anglers and boaters who demand premium LED accent lighting that performs in harsh marine environments. Whether you're rigging a center console, sportfish cruiser, or bass boat with ambient lighting that sets mood and aids visibility during night runs, this flexible strip delivers reliability where saltwater corrosion and vibration would compromise ordinary fixtures. The 10.5-foot length allows for generous installations along gunwales, cabin trim, or under-console routes without requiring excessive splicing or compromise on illumination coverage.

Built on Lumitec's proven LED technology, the Moray Flex Strip Light features RGBW (red, green, blue, white) color-mixing capability—enabling full-spectrum control from pure white task lighting to dynamic color modes for entertainment or navigation signaling. The white finish housing blends seamlessly into modern boat designs while resisting UV fade and salt spray degradation. Operating across 10–14 VDC input ensures compatibility with standard 12-volt marine electrical systems, whether battery-powered or engine-driven, and the flexible strip construction conforms to curved surfaces and tight spaces where rigid fixtures cannot fit. This design eliminates the need for multiple fixed lights and reduces install complexity.

Serious boaters—tournament anglers, weekend cruisers, and liveaboard captains—choose the Lumitec Moray Flex Strip Light for overnight runs, pre-dawn trolling prep, and entertaining at anchor. The RGBW feature set pairs well with modern marine control systems and smartphone integration on newer installations, while the flex construction adapts to both new builds and retrofit applications on fiberglass or aluminum hulls. For docking, cabin ambiance, or courtesy lighting that combines durability with aesthetic appeal, this 10.5-foot strip eliminates the guesswork—just route, power, and enjoy dependable illumination season after season in the marine environment.