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Illuminate your deck and work areas with powerful marine spreader lights built for life on the water. Our selection of spreader lights provides bright, wide-angle illumination—perfect for night fishing, docking, or working after dark. Choose from energy-efficient LED options and weather-resistant designs that stand up to harsh marine conditions. Whether you’re replacing old fixtures or upgrading your setup, find the right spreader lights to increase visibility and safety on board, so you can tackle any task, any time.

Boat Spreader Lights: lighting your way to safety

Even if you are an avid boater, you may not be familiar with boat spreader lights. These are essentially courtesy lighting that originally had been mounted to the spreaders on a sailboat mast, hence the name. Boat spreader lights are small flood deck lights that can be mounted anywhere that can be easily mounted and installed.

The key feature being that they point downward to throw light on decks, cabins, anywhere that requires additional lighting for safety. Professional and commercial fishing boats, and ski boats use boat spreader lights. With the flick of a switch you can illuminate your vessel.

Most boat spreader lights on the market today use either halogen or LED bulbs. Boat spreader lights project light at great distances but require little power than other types of marine lighting. This makes them ideal solutions when limiting power solution is necessary. Boat spreader lights are an efficient and affordable way to light up your vessel.

Boat spreader lights utilize either aluminum or fiberglass housing for corrosion resistance. This durability gives these lights a long working life, safe from marine corrosion. Marine spreader lights come in a variety of mounting options from clean flush configurations to mounted bar lights.

Many modern spreader lights feature LED bulbs for ultra bright lite and a long working lifespan. They also feature color changing technology so you can adjust your lights color with the environment’s light levels. Utilize blue and red lighting to help save your low light vision when working in the dark.

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