SeaBlaze3

Love the lights. Bright and love being able to change the colors. Each color is so different. At the moment we have our boat in the Charles River and they look great but can not wait to see them in the ocean.

Bought 3 units and had someone install them. One of the units doesn't perform correctly. I called Lumitec and they said that it must be the installation. Took the boat back to the installer who checked the voltage to the units and reported that the voltage was the same to all lights. Lumitec says that it won't pay for R&R labor on the light ( $200) each. If I remove the defective (?) light and send it back to LUmitec, I can't use the boat. I'm stuck.

If you're thinking of adding underwater transom lights to your boat, the SeaBlaze 3 won't disappoint! These lights are very bright, and draw very low (all things considered) current from the batteries in the bilge. If you have a decent battery bank, you can run these lights for a few hours and not have to worry about low batteries or starting your generator. We have four of these in blue mounted on a Sea Ray 320 DA, and we are very pleased with the color, water penetration and brightness. If we had to do it all over again, we might have put just one more on the transom. Overall, though, quite pleased! 2019 Addendum: I now have a 340DA with 5 of the blue only SeaBlaze 3. I have 2 wired on one switch, and 3 wired to another, so that I can have 2, 3 or all 5 on at a time. With all 5, there is enough light to see and swim for 30-40 feet behind the boat in clear water. The switches are powered by my house batteries (2 group 27), and I can run them most of the night without having to worry about the house voltage dropping too low. Overall very happy with having SeaBlaze 3 under the water!

Installation was relatively easy but water infiltrated 1 of the lights. Why? I’ve heard this is a chronic issue. This shouldn’t be based on the cost of these lights that are supposed to be “waterproof.” Run away from these lights.

Awesome Lights - Have had them for 3+ years and they still look just as good as when I first bought them. amazing light output for an amazing "underwater" led price.

I mounted two of these 2 colored underwater lights on the rear transom of my 22'6" flats fishing skiff. They are great for an evening cruise in the residential canals with your favorite beverage or provide light to attract bait and fish if you are anchored up. These lights will draw attention to your boat especially a smaller craft such as my boat. A 12 volt single pole, single throw toggle switch cycles the light thru its settings of white, blue , blue-white(all 8 leds on) back to off. The shop that rigged out my boat is now offering them to other customers as they were very impressed with the ease of installation and operation of the lights. If you want to "pimp your boat" this is the way to go.

I purchased 2 of these and wanted to see how others have wired them. I was simply going to connect them both together red to red blk to blk and connect them to marine duplex 12 ft lead to bus bar ground/ switch. * do these lights require each to have there own run all the way to the bus bar? *

All that it's cracked up to be. Incredibly bright in the water of the Chesapeake Bay (western shore). I've been dying to install these on my Silverton 410 but haven't had the chance yet. But, being that we just got a new dinghy I had an excuse.... Installed on our 10' APEX Inflatable this light make it seem like the boat is powered by photons. Up on plane we have a crazy blue wake that trails off further than the boat is long. It's serious overkill. Gotta love it. I upgraded the starting battery to just about double our amp hours. With the Honda 15hp, I can always manually start it if I forget to turn the lights off. On a full charge the light should stay lit for at least 30 hours without charging. Only thing that bugs me is that I couldn't center the light on the transom because of the drain plugs. Oh well, it's excuse to install another one.

Its my second pair. I bought 2 few years ago at full price (380$ CAD each). It’s expensive but it’s the best quality for the price. Since years I tried many underwater lights. Cheaper ones are’nt bright anough, barely see them. And most of other lights in the same range of price are less brighter too. I needed a pair on my new boat, I was shopping since a couple months to see the best deal price/lumens when I saw the sesblaze3 at 285 I clicked bought 2 right away.

Buen producto

Despite its very expensive price this product is high quality and works very well! It was also easy to install

Installed this light in 2018 and used fir one season in Bahamas. Boat was out if water during covid for two years. Now light dies not function.

I your in the Great Lakes straight Blue is best. My second set! First were white blue....only used blue.