Hella Marine LEDS

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CABIN-LED250Slips, falls, bumps and bruises can be eliminated with attractive lighting.  Safety-conscious boaters choose aesthetically-pleasing Easy Fit LED Courtesy Lamps from Hella marine to illuminate steps, toe kicks, dark corners and other hazards.

Complementing their surroundings, the stunning and versatile lamps are also perfect for storage areas, companion ways, deck fittings, signs and switches.

Ultra-compact, the sleek lamps feature all the safety and cost-saving benefits of LED technology.  Ideal for both interior and exterior applications, the light is radiated downward at an angle of 30˚ for controlled illumination.

Consuming only .5W, efficient Easy Fit lamps are completely sealed and resistant to shock, vibration and UV.  With no bulbs or filaments to break, rugged LED lamps are maintenance-free.

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