Overview

The Lopolight 200-012 Series is a white anchor light rated for 2 nautical miles with a horizontal-mount base and extended cable options for longer wire runs.

This style is used when you need an anchor light mounted on a flat, horizontal surface, with the cable routed down through the mounting area and into the vessel. It suits both new installs and replacements where the mounting location is already set up for a horizontal base.

Key features

• White anchor light with a 2 nautical mile rating for visibility.
• Horizontal-mount format for installation on a flat surface.
• Extended cable options for cleaner routing on taller structures and longer runs back to the lighting circuit.
• Offered in silver or black finish to match surrounding hardware and reduce visual contrast.
• Available cable lengths include 2.5 m, 6 m, 15 m, and 30 m depending on configuration.

Variants

This series is offered with different finishes and cable lengths.

Across the range, the finish varies between silver and black, and the cable length varies between 2.5 m, 6 m, 15 m, and 30 m. Selecting a longer cable helps when routing from an elevated mounting point back to the helm switch panel or distribution area without adding splices.

Installation and setup

Plan the mounting position so the light can be seen around the vessel without being blocked by antennas, radar, or canvas. A higher location typically reduces shadowing from deck hardware and makes the light easier to see from other boats.

Before fastening the base, confirm you have a protected path for the cable and a clean entry into the structure below the mount. Seal the cable pass-through properly for the environment it will live in, especially on exposed hardtops and masts where spray and washdowns are common.

Compatibility and fit

Confirm the available space for the horizontal base and that the cable length matches your routing path with enough slack for service. If you are replacing an existing anchor light, compare the current mounting location and cable exit path so you do not end up reworking the structure.

Verify your boat’s lighting circuit, switch, and protection are suitable for the anchor light circuit already on board, and keep wiring supported so vibration does not fatigue the cable over time.

Use on board

This is a good match for owners who anchor regularly and want a dedicated anchor light mounted on a flat surface, with the flexibility to choose a cable length that reaches the boat’s wiring without splices. It also suits refits where the existing cable run length is known and finish choice matters for the look of the installation.