Perko 12V LED Bi-Color Navigation Light - White

The Perko 12V LED Bi-Color Navigation Light in white delivers USCG-certified marine lighting performance in a self-contained LED module designed for vessels requiring reliable red and green navigation compliance. This compact 12-volt navigation light meets 2-nautical-mile visibility standards and conforms to international maritime specifications including EN/ISO 19009:2015, ABYC A-16 (2016), the 1972 COLREGS, RCD 2013/53/EU, and USCG 33 CFR regulations. Built around modern LED technology, it provides the lighting performance mariners depend on without the maintenance burden of traditional incandescent fixtures.

Specifications emphasize practical maritime deployment. The white housing option integrates cleanly with most deck and cabin configurations, while the self-contained LED module eliminates the need for separate bulb replacement during typical service life. Multiple top variants—plain or stainless steel—accommodate different mounting preferences and corrosion environments. The 2-mile (2-nautical-mile) USCG certification means this light meets the visibility range required for most recreational and professional marine applications, whether on a 30-foot cruiser or a commercial fishing vessel. Its compact footprint (3 x 1 x 4 inches) and minimal weight (0.15 lbs) allow installation in tight helm or cabin locations without structural demands.

This fixture suits vessel owners and operators who prioritize regulatory compliance and long-service reliability. Offshore cruisers, commercial fishing operations, and charter services all depend on navigation lights that meet or exceed COLREGS standards for collision avoidance. The LED design delivers years of operation on minimal electrical draw, a practical advantage for vessels managing limited battery capacity or extended time away from shore power. Buyers evaluating navigation lighting upgrades should note that Perko's established reputation in marine electrical systems reflects engineering designed around the specific demands of saltwater and extended-duty environments.