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Sealite SL-60 2-3NM+ Solar Marine Light
The Sealite SL-60 solar marine light features a 2-3 nautical mile visible range.
Features
- 4 user adjustable intensity settings
- 6 ultra high intensity LEDs
- 3 year fix or replace warranty
Starting At $609.00
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Overview
The Sealite SL-60 is the most popular and versatile solar marine light available. Made from tough, durable polycarbonate and using the latest high-intensity LEDs, no expense has been spared in the design and development of this lantern. The SL-60 can be installed in minutes and requires no operator intervention. The Sl-60 comes with an environment-friendly bird deterrent built in to prevent damage to the device.
Adjustable
The user easily adjusts the flash sequences on site, and the lantern has a permanent ON/OFF switch for easy storage. The solar module will charge the battery during daylight hours, and the lantern will automatically begin operation at dusk.
Battery-Powered.
The SL-60 features a sealed battery compartment, allowing the battery to be replaced after years of service. Don't throw the light away at the end of the battery service life. Life expectancy of up to 12 years with battery replacement approximately every 5 years. The unit is sealed using polycarbonate bonding compounds similar to those used by major automobile manufacturing companies.
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SL-60-Y
Solar marine light, 2-3 nautical mile range, yellow
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SL-60-R
Solar marine light, 2-3 nautical mile range, red
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SL-60-G
Solar marine light, 2-3 nautical mile range, green
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SL-60-W
Solar marine light, 2-3 nautical mile range, white
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SL-60-LB-Y
Solar marine light with 200mm bolt pattern base, 2-3 nautical mile range, yellow
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SL-60-LB-R
Solar marine light with 200mm bolt pattern base, 2-3 nautical mile range, red
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SL-60-LB-G
Solar marine light with 200mm bolt pattern base, 2-3 nautical mile range, green
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SL-60-LB-W
Solar marine light with 200mm bolt pattern base, 2-3 nautical mile range, white
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