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Metro Marine F-Series Underwater Lighting

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Metro Marine Lighting F-Series Full Spectrum Underwater Lights feature patented anti-biofouling and anti-condensation technologies. These fixtures use a high-output, 72-LED array with individually lensed RGBW configurations, delivering uniform colour blending, higher-quality whites, and efficient performance for vessels from 10 to 33 metres. Designed for installation up to 5m below the surface, the lights are housed in durable aluminium bronze with silicon bronze hardware – ideal for yachts, docks, seawalls, fountains, and theme park applications.

Metro Marine’s patented use of UVC light prevents marine growth, while a clean-room and dry gas assembly process eliminates condensation and corrosion, significantly extending product lifespan and reducing maintenance.

FIND IT @ WWW.METROMARINELIGHTING.COM

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