Product Overview
36" Repl Stern Light
Ensure crystal-clear visibility and safe navigation with the Perko Marine 36" Replacement Stern Light. This USCG 2nm certified light provides dependable performance and robust construction, making it a perfect replacement for your existing stern light. Its adjustable pole rake and multiple base compatibility options offer a seamless fit for various boat setups. Built to withstand harsh marine environments, this stern light offers peace of mind and reliable illumination for years to come.
Key Features
- **2-Mile (USCG 2nm) Certified:** Meets rigorous Coast Guard standards for visibility and safety, ensuring you're seen by other vessels.
- **Adjustable Pole Rake:** Easily adjust the angle of the light for optimal visibility, regardless of your boat's mounting configuration.
- **Multiple Base Compatibility:** Fits Perko bases 1045, 1046, 1047, 1059, 1060 (2-Pin) with locking collar and 1048 (2-Pin) with threaded collar, offering versatile installation options.
- **Durable Construction:** Featuring a 3/4" diameter anodized aluminum pole and a robust polymer top, this stern light is built to withstand the rigors of the marine environment.
- **12 Volt System with Bulb Included:** Ready to install right out of the box with a pre-installed 12-volt, 11-watt bulb (0.94 amps).
- **Available in Multiple Pole Lengths:** Choose from 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 54", and 60" lengths to perfectly match your boat's requirements.
- **Traditional White Translucent Globe:** Provides 360° visibility and even offers limited cockpit illumination.
What's in the Box
- 36" Stern Light Pole Assembly
- 12 Volt Bulb (Pre-Installed)
- Locking Collar
- Threaded Collar
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years on the water, I know reliable equipment is essential. The Perko Marine stern light is my go-to replacement. It's easy to install, incredibly durable, and the adjustable rake ensures perfect visibility, no matter the conditions. I highly recommend this light to any captain who values safety and quality.
