The classic oval outdoor bulkhead light. This superb quality light is hand-made in Italy by Foresti & Suardi from robust pressure die-cast solid brass.
Give ships a chance to see you in fog and low visibility. Provides 12 Square meters of radar cross-section. Ranked one of the best radar reflectors and rated superior by SRI after the most rigorous tests ever conducted on radar reflectors.
It consists of a husky stainless steel bracket and clamp and a 4-1/2" long nylon coated aluminum cleat. It easily mounts to 7/8" or 1" diameter stanchion or rails with the included hose clamp.
Harken's patent-pending stud-bolt mounting system allows one person to quickly install a winch through predrilled holes on deck without removing the drum.
The world’s first intelligent universal inline terminator. This NMEA2000 terminator can be used as either a Male or Female terminator or a feed-through terminator for applications at the top of the mast or transom of the boat, making it truly universal.
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