Looking for some help identifying this deck light on my 2002 380. So I can get a bulb before climbing up.
Identify this deck light
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The way I've always done this is to take a photo, as you have alertly done, and then go to a marine catalog, like WM or Defender, and find the fixture. These days, with new LED lamps, it may be worthwhile to consider changing the fixture if you can't find just the replacement bulbs.
Or, contact Marinebeam with the photo. Bet that they can ID it and supply a replacement. www.marinebeam.com
That looks like an older fixture I had on a late 80's boat. Mine was incandescent. I think this is the modern version:
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Or this:
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Or this:
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I know you just want the bulb. But these things are aging out.
BTY I think the deck light and the steaming light are supposed to be wired separately but I don't think mine were.
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BTY I think the deck light and the steaming light are supposed to be wired separately but I don't think mine were.
It might be the Perko. Perko #043200112V . 12 volt.
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I think too little has it right. LED is the right choice.
Click this to follow through the link to Perko website
I think too little has it right. LED is the right choice.
Late reply: I replaced the bulb in the deck light on my 2007 Hunter 41AC a few weeks ago and it looks similar if not the same. The bulb was a 4406 Par 36 tractor headlight rated at 36 watts. I replaced it with a VStar Par 36 "landscape bulb" that is an LED bulb rated at 60 watts equivalent but drawing 9 watts. I found it on Amazon for about $20.