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Dr. LED Bi-Color Polar Star 25 Festoon Navigation LED Replacement Bulb - 8001122
Item: #865020 | Part Number: 8001122$47.99
Description
The Dr. LED Bi-Color Polar Star 25 Festoon Navigation LED Replacement Bulb 8001122 is a direct 12V upgrade for Aqua Signal Series 25 bow lights, delivering bright 2 NM red/green navigation with ultra-low power draw. Rugged, dimmable, and RF-free, it offers long life and reliable performance without filament failures.
Dr. LED Bi-Color Polar Star 25 Festoon Navigation LED Replacement Bulb - 8001122 Item # 865020
Description
Dr. LED Bi-Color Polar Star 25 Navigation LED is a bi-color (red / green) 12V DC, 2 NM LED replacement bulb for Signal Series 25 bow navigation lights.
Features:
- Replaces existing incandescent navigation bulbs with 44 mm S8.5 pointed and dimpled festoon sockets
- Includes "U" clips for Aqua Signal Series 25 pointed festoon fixtures
- Very low power consumption approximately 1.5W (non-polarized connection)
- Zero radio frequency (RF) emission, surface-mount-device (SMD) design
- Internal circuitry provides constant current draw regardless of voltage fluctuations from source
- Long service life, shockproof and ultra-rugged with no filament to burn out or break
- Lead- and mercury-free with no UV output
- Dimmable with PWM (pulse width modulation) dimmers
Specifications:
- Base / Socket: 44 mm S8.5 Festoon
- Brightness: 45 Lumens
- LED Light Color(s): Red / green
- Nominal Voltage: 12V DC
- Power Consumption: 1.5W
- Current Draw: 0.12 Amp @ 12V DC
- Dimensions: 1.26" (32 mm) dia. x 1.73" (44 mm)
- Regulatory: 2 NM USCG ABYC A-16 certified, RoHS compliant
Part Numbers for Dr. LED Bi-Color Polar Star 25 Festoon Navigation LED Replacement Bulb - 8001122
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Jim from VA from
Dangerous replacement bulb
This LED bulb is designed to replace the incandescent bulb in an Aqua Signal Series 25 bi-color bow light. It is bright.
However bow lights are supposed to cover an arc from dead ahead to 22.5* an aft the beam. They should “bleed” to the opposite side approximately very minimal amount. This light design when viewed from ahead, allows the colors to bleed to the opposite side approximately 35 degrees. That means approaching another vessel from say 10 degrees off the port bow, you would see both red and green nav lights, creating a dangerously confusing situation.
The bleed of the light with an incandescent or white LED bulb is only a few degrees.
I would never buy this product again or recommend anyone purchase it. It should be removed from the market until the “bleed” issue is corrected.
Date published: 2025-07-07