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Home›Green Marine›Aqualuma Introduces Six-LED Underwater Light System for Big & Bright Performance on Large Yachts
Green Marine

February 9, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Aqualuma Introduces Six-LED Underwater Light System for Big & Bright Performance on Large Yachts

LED underwater lights from Queensland, Australia-based Aqualuma Underwater Lighting have quickly developed a “shining” reputation for their brightness, low energy use and rugged, seaworthy design — which is why many of the world’s best known yacht manufacturers now offer them as standard or optional

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LED underwater lights from Queensland, Australia-based Aqualuma Underwater Lighting have quickly developed a “shining” reputation for their brightness, low energy use and rugged, seaworthy design — which is why many of the world’s best known yacht manufacturers now offer them as standard or optional equipment. To meet the growing demand for “lighting up the night” underneath larger cruising vessels and mega yachts, Aqualuma has introduced a line of new-for-2007 lights with twice the number of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) to deliver twice the brightness.

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