NexSens M550 1-3NM Solar Marine Light

NexSens M550 solar marine lights are designed for mounting to the CB-Series data buoys per USCG requirements.

Features

  • Yellow color with 15 flashes per minute
  • Designed for 5 year battery life with user-replaceable battery
  • Includes IR programming remote and buoy mounting hardware
$695.00
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  • (1) Solar marine light
  • (1) IR programming remote
  • (1) Set of buoy mounting hardware
Questions & Answers
Do you need to reprogram the marine light after the batteries are changed?
No, the lantern maintains settings, even after a battery change.
Do you need to remove the batteries and charge them externally?
It is best to leave the batteries in the unit while charging. The manual outlines rates of recharge in different lighting conditions.
Is there a way to protect the lantern from bird droppings or other impediment?
You can maintain the lantern's efficacy by cleaning the plastic housing or installing bird spikes to prevent landings.
What is a scenario where I would want to purchase the pole mount light instead of the flange mount light?
The pole mount light takes up less space on the buoy top plate, so it's a good option when other instruments (antenna, met sensors, etc.) are mounted where the flange mount light would normally be installed.
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