Blemished Boston Whaler Classic Stern Light, Anchor Light (LED) 316 Stainless
FINAL SALE ITEM Please read the blemished product disclaimer by clicking here prior to calling for assistance! THESE LIGHTS WILL HAVE AN OPTION TO SHIP FOR A FLAT RATE OF $24 WITH USPS WHEN ORDERED ALONE. IF YOU ORDERED WITH ANY OTHER ITEMS IT WILL DEFAULT TO THE UPS RATE OF $55+. PLEASE REMEMBER, USPS DOES NOT GUARANTEE ARRIVAL DATES. This item is now standard with 1156 LED! Uses only a fraction of power vs conventional bulbs. Shines brighter and will last thousands of hours of continuous use It is quickly removable from its stanchions and can be stowed away when not needed. Includes 14 gauge quick disconnect terminals (not pictured), rubber stopper for light base water intrusion, bulb, and socket. 3/4" diameter, 55" height 316 stainless post (Coast Guard regulated height). Can be cut down with pipe cutter and dremel but lens must be above your outboard in its highest position. Blemished (dent) Boston Whaler 316 Stainless steel LED stern light, anchor light. Will fit all Classic model boats from 9 - 17ft. This light does not have the mounting hardware but can be purchased here. **Will also fit other boats and larger Outrage models if mounted properly (must be proper height above water). Made from high quality, mirror polished 316 stainless steel, Not inferior 304 which, is what some other vendors use. This item uses a BA15S/1156 light source. Wiring: If wired individually to a switch, use a 3 amp fuse. If combining a bow light to the same switch/circuit, use a 7.5 amp fuse. (If running with dual bow lights, use a 20 amp fuse) LED only. Also, the white wire is hot and should be noted with red tape to indicate it was tested prior to sending. Note: Thread tape should be used to reduce the risk of water intrusion due to rattling the lens loose and losing a solid seal between the lens and the gasket. Reducing height of light: If you plan on cutting down your light to a more desirable height please follow these instructions. There is a rubber stopper tightly inserted in the bottom of the tube. Not only is the stopper in the pipe but the wires are also snug in the plug holes. It may be difficult to remove the stopper from the outside. If that is the case, carefully make your cut while the wires are still inside and the light is still assembled. There will be a bit of slack in the wires inside the tube so when you make the cut and go to separate the two new pieces of tubing you will have some room to do so. Once the pipe is cut, take any long hard poker and push the plug out from the inside of the short tube. Once pushed out, you may need a bit of soapy water or other lubricant to remove the wires and also to reinsert them into the new bottom of your pole. Installation Instructions 11'-13' Continuous Wave Diagram 15'-17' Continuous Wave Diagram Installation Video