Plash Gravity LED Deck Light, Warm White Light, Black Housing, IP67, 1.2W

Overview

The Plash Gravity Surface Mounted LED Deck Light is a warm white LED courtesy and deck light with a black housing, made for surface installation on fiberglass roofs, walls, steps, walkways, and other onboard accent-lighting locations. It uses a machined aluminum housing, a 3000K warm white LED, and an IP67 rating for areas that may see spray, washdowns, and regular marine exposure.

Output is rated at 105 lumens with a 120-degree beam angle, giving a broad wash of light rather than a tight spot. Power draw is low at 1.2W, with 12VDC and 24VDC versions available so the fixture can be matched to the boat’s DC system instead of adapted after the fact.

Key features

• Surface-mounted installation means no large recessed body or cored hole is needed for the fixture body.
• Machined aluminum housing with a black finish for a low-profile look on dark panels, hardtops, and trim areas.
• Warm white 3000K light gives a softer deck or courtesy light appearance than cool white.
• 105-lumen output with a 120-degree beam angle for broad accent lighting around steps, side panels, cockpit areas, and walkways.
• IP67 rating helps protect the fixture against dust and water intrusion in exposed onboard locations.
• Low 1.2W power draw, with current draw rated at 0.2A on 12VDC versions and 0.1A on 24VDC versions.
• Uses one 1W OSRAM LED for compact output in a small deck-light format.
• Supplied with 9 ft of tinned copper wire with a black insulated jacket for routing back to the vessel’s lighting circuit.

Variants

This Gravity deck light range varies by faceplate style and operating voltage. Faceplate options are Eyelid, Dome, and Surface Mount, while the electrical options are 12VDC and 24VDC versions for matching either common low-voltage DC system used on boats.

The black housing, warm white light color, surface-mounted installation style, 105-lumen output, 1.2W power rating, IP67 rating, and 120-degree beam angle are consistent across the listed configurations. The Eyelid faceplate gives the light a more shielded visual profile, the Dome faceplate has a rounded face, and the Surface Mount faceplate keeps the look simple and direct.

Installation and fit

The fixture mounts to the substrate rather than sitting inside a deep cutout. In practical terms, installation is based around running the wire, making the electrical connection, and fastening the light to a fiberglass roof, wall, step area, or panel location that has enough backing for secure mounting.

Because the product is offered in voltage-specific versions, the voltage should be selected to match the boat’s lighting circuit before installation. Use the 12VDC version on a 12V circuit and the 24VDC version on a 24V circuit.

Onboard use

This light fits the kind of courtesy and accent-lighting jobs where a clean wash of warm white light is more useful than a harsh spotlight. Common placements include cockpit side panels, under-gunwale areas, cabin entries, step locations, hardtop undersides, and walkway edges.

The low current draw makes it practical for multiple-light layouts, especially on boats where several courtesy lights may be used together around the deck or cockpit. The warm white color temperature also works well where glare control and a calmer nighttime feel matter.

Electrical details

The light is rated at 1.2W and uses a tinned copper lead with a black insulated jacket. Current draw depends on the selected voltage version, with 0.2A at 12VDC and 0.1A at 24VDC. Connections should be made into a properly fused marine lighting circuit using methods suitable for the mounting location and exposure level.