1.Material :Aluminum +ABS

2.Power Supply：Solar cells (monocrystalline silicon) 2V / 90MA * 2    

3.Power storage.: 1.2V / 600MAH NI-MH battery                                    

4.Working Time：Under the normal light intensity，it can work 20 h when it basked for 4.5 h.                                                         

5.Toughened glass high resist compression:<3 T

6.LED：3 pcs /side                             

7.work mode：constant /flashing

8.Start light intensity：Positive light is less than 500Lux               

9.Lumen : 40LM

10.working lift：> 3 years                                    

11.work temperature：-20℃～+60℃

12.product size: 131*80*21mm；

13.Product weight :150g

            Inner box:145*90*80mm  4pcs/ box

Usage and Applications of Dock Lights

Usage Methods

1. Installation and Fixation:

• Dock lights are typically installed on dock edges, navigation markers, mooring points, etc.

• They must be securely fixed to prevent displacement or damage due to wind, waves, or external forces.

2. Power Supply and Control:

• Mains-powered: Suitable for permanent dock lighting, usually integrated with other lighting systems.

• Solar-powered: Ideal for remote or unmanned docks, often equipped with light sensors for automatic on/off control.

• Battery-powered: Used for portable or backup lighting, common in temporary operations.

3. Types of Light Sources:

• LED lights: Energy-efficient and durable, ideal for long-term use.

• Halogen or metal halide lights: Provide high brightness but consume more energy.

• Signal lights (red, green, yellow, etc.): Used to indicate navigation or docking status.

4. Operation Methods:

• Manual control: Adjust brightness, color, or flashing modes via switches or control panels.

• Automatic control: Uses light sensors or timers to turn on at night and off during the day.

• Remote control: Some smart dock lights can be operated via remote monitoring systems.

Application Scenarios

1. Nighttime Work Lighting:

• Ensures visibility during cargo loading, unloading, and ship docking for enhanced safety.

2. Navigation Marking:

• Serves as a navigation signal light, marking channel boundaries to prevent ships from entering hazardous areas.

3. Safety Warning:

• Red or yellow warning lights are placed at dock edges, ramps, and other hazardous zones to prevent personnel and vehicles from falling into the water.

4. Ship Docking Guidance:

• Different colors and flashing patterns help guide vessels to dock correctly.

5. Emergency Lighting in Severe Weather:

• During fog, heavy rain, or power outages, dock lights function as emergency lighting to ensure operational safety.

6. Fishing Ports and Marina Docks: