UNDERWATER LED LIGHTS FOR BOATS, YACHTS AND DOCKS

OceanLED is a UK-based company that started the marine LED revolution back in 2005 and is still changing the way boat owners light up the night.With projects at the world's most prestigious boat yards and boat builders along with a global dealer network OceanLED’s advanced technical achievements, industry recognition and constant pursuit of excellence in the field of underwater lighting continue to inspire it’s customers.OceanLED has a highly-skilled team constantly developing advanced, unique new products all designed and produced in-house.The current product line serves a multitude of uses on board for all sizes of boats; from 3 meter RIBs to the largest of superyachts.

When bringing a new product to market, OceanLED always develops from initial concept, listening to the requirements of our customers. Every OceanLED product line is bespoke, with precision in-house electronic, thermal and mechanical design. Custom optics are developed across all our ranges for each of the different class and size of vessels.All OceanLED lights are design specifically for purpose and therefore ‘Maximum efficiency’ and ‘Product life cycles’ are considered paramount right from the early concept stages through to final production techniques. All products are designed with large safety tolerances built in for both heat allowances and electrical loading so they work well within their limits.OceanLED Colours utilize the very latest 4-channel RGBW High Definition LEDs. Controlled via DMX-512 through the vessel’s on-board systems, or wirelessly via third party devices such as an iPad, iPhone or Android,Colours allows you to pre-program dynamic colour scenes to set the mood, enhance an on-board event or strobe to attract fish.With the OceanDMX App for Android and iOS, you have all the control and customisation you need to create any scene or light display you wish, with full control over sensitivity, speed and brightness.Choose between standard static, cycle or strobe modes. Alternatively, use audio or wave modes to control the colour scheme of your choice.

source:superyachtnews.com