Products: Navigation Lights

BASIC FEATURES:

• Complete line of lights and accessories available for marking of bridges and piers, manufactured to meet or exceed Coast Guard recommendations
• Rugged cast marine-alloy aluminum (or optional marine-alloy bronze) for decades of durability and consistent service in demanding maritime environments
• Tempered marine fresnel glass
• Porcelain lamp bases with nickel-plated brass shell, mounted with shock-absorbing grommets
• Standard lamps provide light output several times greater than Coast Guard minimums for dramatically improved visibility
• Standard lamps rated for 20,000 hours each (compared to typical 500 to 1000 hours for most other lamps) – DRAMATICALLY reduces labor for servicing lights – and lamps are economically priced, too
• Dual-lamp arrangement automatically switches to second light when first burns out – includes lamp out indication circuit to take the guess work out of light service

FEATURES THAT SET B&B ROADWAY NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS APART:

• Enclosed wire path on ALL swivels
• means no exposed cable to fray or wear and create a safety issue
• Heavy duty design swivels
• provided on ALL hanging lights, not just as an "option"
• use cast components with heavy, machined, stainless steel pivot shafts
• equipped with permanently lubricated bronze bearing with O-ring seal for smooth operation and essentially zero maintenance
• Non-handed hanging light design
• eliminates need to figure out "hand" of each light
• lights can be pulled up from either side
• Symmetrical, square mounting pattern
• for mistake-free mounting preparation
• provides larger footprint for greater strength and stability
• Heavier bosses cast-in
• for extra strength at stem attachments
• Extra weather protection
• provided by inner raised cast rim inside lenses to guard against seepage
• using thick, compressible neoprene gaskets to seal uneven surfaces
• Cast-in-place latch stops
• for consistent latch and pull-up operation
• prevents accidental over-extension of latching spring
• eliminates use of sleeve clamped to chain as a stop (which could slip or work loose)

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