The Navigation Lanterns Type 580 are developed for...
The Navigation Lanterns Type 580 are developed for all vessels up to 50 m in length according International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 (COLREGS1972-IMCO72).
The Navigation Lanterns Type 780 are developed for...
The Navigation Lanterns Type 780 are developed for all vessels more than 20 m and more than 50m in length according International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972.
The Type 760 navigation lanterns are designed for ...
The Type 760 navigation lanterns are designed for all vessels over 20m and over 50m in length in accordance with the International Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea 1972.
The removable cooler chocks allow for a usable and...
The removable cooler chocks allow for a usable and "trip-free" deck when not in use! They are perfect for securing coolers, portable fuel tanks, remote oil tanks, batteries, buckets, bait pails, and cargo.
USB-A and / or USB-C - Charger for Smartphones on ...
USB-A and / or USB-C - Charger for Smartphones on board of a yacht (12 / 24 VDC). Installation in 5 minutes. Crew and Passengers can access the charging facility directly and power their equipment (indicated with blue LED).
The Navigation Lanterns Type 580 are developed for...
The Navigation Lanterns Type 580 are developed for all vessels up to 50 m in length according International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 (COLREGS1972-IMCO72).
K-1 Directional, Single Tone, Industrial Air Horn,...
K-1 Directional, Single Tone, Industrial Air Horn, Wide Area Warning System, Single tone, 311 Hz fundamental frequency, effective outdoor coverage of up to 3 km
Yacht Transom - Roller guide for winch is designe...
Yacht Transom - Roller guide for winch is designed to help guide a winch strap from a cockpit mounted winch (i. e. : 1st23VCROLLERWINCH, 1st23VCWINCHPLATE) over the transom.
The Navigation Lanterns Type 760 are developed for...
The Navigation Lanterns Type 760 are developed for all vessels more than 20 m and more than 50m in length according International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972.
