Navigation Lights

Marine navigation lighting is regulated by law. A vessel must use navigation lights at night and in low visibility. Depending on vessel status, vessel type and ship length, it is clearly defined what kind of all-round lights or sidelights must be displayed. Not so long ago, kerosene lamps or gas lights with kerosene burners were used for navigation lighting. In commercial shipping, propane navigation lights are used occasionally for pilotless ships or moored vessels. Today, certified petroleum lanterns are only permitted as fixed lights, for example as …

… anchor lights or mooring lights. But the classic designs of traditional lamps continue to be appreciated. Nautical lamps will also continue to be offered as oil lamps or electrified for use at home. For authentic lighting on classic yachts, on old ships or traditional sailing boats, we have a range of exclusive marine lamps that combine classic looks with modern technology. In most cases, these ship lamps are certified. The range includes navigation lamps made of copper and LED navigation lights made of brass, as well as classic navigation lights for motorboats in polished bronze or chrome-plated. Of course, we also have a large selection of proven, contemporary 12V or 24V yacht navigation lamps, LED lamps, brackets and all accessories available for your sailing yacht.