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HomeNewsLIGHT IT UP

LIGHT IT UP

For many years, Go Light has provided tough and reliable lighting for New Zealand boats, power and utilities companies.

With a range of up to 1.5 kilometres, the new range of Go Light remote-controlled spotlights is available in both halogen and LED technologies.

Choose from either a black or a white case to suit your boat’s paint job. The new Go Light Radioray GT, and Stryker ST range includes both Wireless Dash Mount and handheld remote options to save you lots of time and no more pulling wires.

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Oceanflo
Kiwi designed. Kiwi built.
Fresh water, anywhere at sea.
Three models · 12V & 24V · Under 4W per litre
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Model 01
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70 L / hr
Simple, robust, direct control. No-fuss desalination for owners who want clean water without extra electronics.
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Model 02
OF70A
70 L / hr
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Flagship
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150 L / hr
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Go Light spotlights carry an industry-leading five-year warranty.

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