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Folks: I know that the snow will be disappearing soon here in Massachusetts.. I want to order the replacement bulbs for the steaming light and anchor light. I did a search on both lights on the forum and I didn't see anything that jumped out at me. The Catalina owners manual didn't have the specifics either and Stardust is not accessible right now. Has anyone got a recommendation for a LED replacement? As an FYI, the West Marine catalog has light bulb tables on pages 459 and 460.
Will Dawson S/V Stardust C250 #215 wishing I were sailing on Quincy Bay, MA
If its the 44mm festoon bulb used in the Aqua Signal 25 series then this is the L.E.D replacement http://www.mastlight.com/Products/T10X44B3W.html this is from our Assoc Members Area. Look for Assoc Members Discount then Mastlight.com They give members a 20% discount.
So, after doing some searching, I found the following:
Here’s information on various lights from Kent Nelson at Catalina Yachts: 82 to 10/7/97 Anchor light -- Aqua Signal US Part # 25000-1, Bulb 90200-1 82 to 10/8/97 Combo light -- Aqua Signal US Part #25404-1, Bulb Deck 90470-1 (Halogen), Bulb Steaming 90200-1 82 to 10/27/97 Stern Light C 22 - 36 -- Aqua Signal US Part #25500-1, Bulb 90200-1 82 to 10/27/98 Bow light C 22 -36 -- Aqua Signal US Part #25100-1, Bulb 90200-1
Suppose you want a LED instead? Part number 8001566 is a White Festoon Star and has a price of $49.99 at http://www.doctorled.com/crossref.htm . From the web site: “These LED bulbs are specially designed as direct replacements for most festoon incandescent navigation light bulbs, available on the market such as those from Aqua Signal®, Hella® (3562 series), Lalizas®, Perko®, and several other manufacturers. These high-quality high-flux LED bulbs are the perfect way to reduce energy consumption on your boat with a current draw of only about 0.1A. They are especially well-suited for mast mounted lights, as their incredible reliability will mean an end to frequent climbs up the mast to replace nav light bulbs. “
Part # T10X44P3W has 15 white LEDs and sells for $25 at http://www.mastlight.com/Products/T10X44P3W.html Note that Scott informed us there’s a 20% discount for forum members From the web site: “This bulb has 2 ends that are "Barrel" type that will fit in the model 25 Aqua Signal fixture. Use this color for the Anchor and stern light only. “ I noticed that this bulb appears to be 1/8” shorter than the standard bulb
And, of course, deal extreme: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.17907 ------ For the Combo Deck light : The 90470 is a Halogen BA9s 12V 20W bulb measuring 1 3/16” long and has a diameter of 3/8”
To confirm your deck socket wiring just open up the electrical panel box and note the color of the wire from each of the labelled rocker switches. The “Deck” column below is what I have for colors coming from each of the switches mentioned above. The Mast Plug column is the colors I hastily wrote down just before the snow started and will be validating these pin assignments the first week in April. Looking down on the socket with the "V" at the 12 o'clock position, pin 1 is located at 10 o'clock, Pin 2 is at 2 o'clock, pin 3 at 4 o'clock and pin 4 at 8 o'clock.
The configuration for the connector wire colors on my boat are Deck Mast Plug (subject to validation) 1 green ground green 2 red bow white 3 white anchor red 4 black deck black
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by willyd103</i> <br />So, after doing some searching, I found the following:
Here’s information on various lights from Kent Nelson at Catalina Yachts: 82 to 10/7/97 Anchor light -- Aqua Signal US Part # 25000-1, Bulb 90200-1 82 to 10/8/97 Combo light -- Aqua Signal US Part #25404-1, Bulb Deck 90470-1 (Halogen), Bulb Steaming 90200-1 82 to 10/27/97 Stern Light C 22 - 36 -- Aqua Signal US Part #25500-1, Bulb 90200-1 82 to 10/27/98 Bow light C 22 -36 -- Aqua Signal US Part #25100-1, Bulb 90200-1
Suppose you want a LED instead? Part number 8001566 is a White Festoon Star and has a price of $49.99 at http://www.doctorled.com/crossref.htm . From the web site: “These LED bulbs are specially designed as direct replacements for most festoon incandescent navigation light bulbs, available on the market such as those from Aqua Signal®, Hella® (3562 series), Lalizas®, Perko®, and several other manufacturers. These high-quality high-flux LED bulbs are the perfect way to reduce energy consumption on your boat with a current draw of only about 0.1A. They are especially well-suited for mast mounted lights, as their incredible reliability will mean an end to frequent climbs up the mast to replace nav light bulbs. “
Part # T10X44P3W has 15 white LEDs and sells for $25 at http://www.mastlight.com/Products/T10X44P3W.html Note that Scott informed us there’s a 20% discount for forum members From the web site: “This bulb has 2 ends that are "Barrel" type that will fit in the model 25 Aqua Signal fixture. Use this color for the Anchor and stern light only. “ I noticed that this bulb appears to be 1/8” shorter than the standard bulb
And, of course, deal extreme: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.17907 ------ For the Combo Deck light : The 90470 is a Halogen BA9s 12V 20W bulb measuring 1 3/16” long and has a diameter of 3/8”
To confirm your deck socket wiring just open up the electrical panel box and note the color of the wire from each of the labelled rocker switches. The “Deck” column below is what I have for colors coming from each of the switches mentioned above. The Mast Plug column is the colors I hastily wrote down just before the snow started and will be validating these pin assignments the first week in April. Looking down on the socket with the "V" at the 12 o'clock position, pin 1 is located at 10 o'clock, Pin 2 is at 2 o'clock, pin 3 at 4 o'clock and pin 4 at 8 o'clock.
The configuration for the connector wire colors on my boat are Deck Mast Plug (subject to validation) 1 green ground green 2 red bow white 3 white anchor red 4 black deck black
This is just what I am looking for. Can anyone confirm if the below light does in fact fit in the original anchor light location? (I'm concerned about that missing 1/8") +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Part # T10X44P3W has 15 white LEDs and sells for $25 at http://www.mastlight.com/Products/T10X44P3W.html
“This bulb has 2 ends that are "Barrel" type that will fit in the model 25 Aqua Signal fixture. Use this color for the Anchor and stern light only. “ I noticed that this bulb appears to be 1/8” shorter than the standard bulb ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Also, why would you not want to use this bulb in the steaming light location?
I've got a brand new Series 25 bi-color nav light from Aqua Signal and took it apart. I measured the bulb and it's 1 and 3/4 inches! I saw that there's a dimple on the bottom of the metal band at each end of the bulb that fits into the bump built into the "socket".
I'm ordering two bulbs today from Masthead and plan to install them after tax day. I'm 95 % sure they'll work but will report back here when I plug 'em in.
..... and yes I gently "touched" a piling with my bow light ;o)
Will Dawson Stardust 1996 C250WK #215 ....afloat in 26 days!
Chris: I called the number on the Masthead.com site. Please note he has changed the notation to "Use this color for the Anchor, Steaming and stern light only. " You can't use the white LED on any color lens because it will wash out the color.
Will Dawson Stardust 1996 C250WK #215 ....afloat in 26 days!
I removed the anchor light today to replace it and clean connections, there is a black wire which I assume is the ground and a white wire I assume is positive.
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