Attwood Pulsar Bi-Color 2-Pin Stowaway Light - 10" Straight [5092-10-7]
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Pulsar Bi-Color 2-Pin Stowaway Light - 10" StraightAttwood offers a variety of durable, stowaway, combination pole-mounted sidelights for bow mounting....
SKU: 225D-98131
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Pulsar Bi-Color 2-Pin Stowaway Light - 10" Straight
Attwood offers a variety of durable, stowaway, combination pole-mounted sidelights for bow mounting. Each features an anodized aluminum pole that raises the light head for visibility above trolling motors, anchors, or other equipment on the bow. When not in use, lights can be removed from the base and stowed, so they won’t interfere with fishing or anchoring.
Features:
- 1-mile, 225° light visibility for boats up to 39.4 ft. (12 m)
- Includes 9W wedge base lamp
- 2-Pin Locking-Collar Pole
Specifications:
- Pole Length: (inch) 10" straight
*Locking collar design is compatible only with LightArmor Plug-In Bases
Specifications:
- Visible Range (Miles): 1
- Box Dimensions: 3"H x 5"W x 16"L WT: 0.4 lbs
- UPC: 022697921079
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Attwood Pulsar Bi-Color 2-Pin Stowaway Light - 10" Straight [5092-10-7]
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