Marine LED Flood Lights

What are Marine LED Flood Lights?

Marine grade is not an actual certification. It’s a means by which lighting suppliers specify lights. It's based on experience in selling lights for maritime applications. At LED Lighting Supply, we understand the importance of marine-grade finishes. And how that’s more important than fixtures that claim to be ‘salt water’ tested. If you are using a fixture in a maritime application, you want a marine grade finish.

The marine grade LED Flood Lights you find on this page all have corrosion resisted finishes. Some include stainless steel hardware. All are powerful, high-output industrial fixtures designed to provide long service life that are versatile and built to last a long time.

Making a Marine Grade Light

Our marine grade fixtures are more robust than standard LED Flood Lights used in non-marine environments. That means they have special finishes, either powder coats or epoxy finishes. That also means that external hardware is stainless steel. It can withstand the harsh corrosive conditions of salt water and salt water air.

Using LED Boat Flood Lights on Commercial Fishing Vessels

Yes, you can. Our Marine Grade Flood lights are well suited as marine boat LED flood lights. They can be configured to create a broad beam for deck lighting, or a narrow beam to pierce the weather conditions so the captain can see far ahead. Our lights have been installed as fishing boat flood lights on many commercial fishing vessels.

Are Marine Grade Flood Lights Protected from Salt Spray and Humidity?

It should. Saltwater is hard to protect against. However, the use of special finishes and stainless steel hardware makes the fixture durable in salt spray and humid applications. This makes our lights a good choice for marine flood lights for boats and led flood lights for boats, as well as container ports where vessels onload and offload cargo and containers.

Best Boat Flood Lights

We would be misleading you if we suggested one particular light was the best boat flood light. There are best lights for a specific application, and what’s best for one application may not be best for another. At LED Lighting Supply, we are here to help you choose the best boat flood lights for your specific application.

Voltages Available for LED Marine Grade Flood Lights

Our fixtures use AC power supplies, so they operate in a range from 100 Volts up to 480 Volts. The standard ranges are 100-277V and 277-480V.

We have LED AC and DC Lighting

Most of our LED Flood Lights are AC powered. We do have some DC Powered Lights that can be connected directly to a DC power supply.

All Our LED Marine Grade Flood Lights are IP65 or Better

No, but all our marine grade products are. We also offer IP66, IP67, and IP68 marine grade lights. IP68 is a better water protection than IP65.

Our Marine Grade LED Flood Lights are Made with Aluminum

Most of our marine grade lights are made with aluminum frames. Some are aircraft aluminum grade with stainless steel screws and hardware. Our 200W, 400W, 600W, 800W, and 1200W high power floods are die-cast aluminum with a special marine finish and UL Marine certified (UL1598A).

Mounting Options Available for Marine Grade Lights

We offer trunnion, slip fitter, and yoke mounting options for our marine grade lights.

What are the Screws and Bolts Made Of?

Stainless steel is the standard for our fixtures.

Fixture Color Options Available for our Lights

Some of the colors we offer are bronze, grey, silver, and black.

What is the Best LED Flood Light for Marine Use?

The best flood light’s deliver the right amount of light using the proper beam angle intended for the job. Sea port high mast lights need a different light than ones mounted on a crane. Or for general lighting on an offshore drilling platform. We do offer lighting plans to help you sort through all the choices. So in the end you end up with the best light that meets your needs.

Is the Marine Grade Standard Found on Any Flood Light?

No, but we do have fixtures that allow us to add the marine grade option to. Contact us and we can help you find the best option.

Troubleshooting LED Marine Lights

If the light will not turn on, that might mean the wiring’s disconnected or the driver has failed. If the light is blinking, that is usually a driver issue. If one of the banks of LED lights is off, it could mean the bank of the lights has failed. Or that the driver to that bank of lights has failed. In 99.9% of the cases, it would be a driver and we would replace it.

Do You Need Special Wiring for Marine Grade LED Flood Lights?

You should enclose the wiring and protect it from the elements as much as possible.