Overview

The Attwood Marine 91017B7 is a frosted replacement globe lens for compatible Attwood all-round lights. It fits 5100, 5110, 7100, 7101, 7105, 7109, 7205, 910958, and 910957 series lights, so it is meant to restore the light you already have rather than replace the full fixture.

This lens uses a polycarbonate globe with a frosted finish and a 360-degree all-round light shape. It makes sense when the original globe is cracked, cloudy, or missing but the light base and the rest of the assembly are still in usable condition.

On a boat that sees regular spray, sun, and vibration, replacing only the globe can be a straightforward way to get a compatible all-round light back into service. It is a practical spare for owners keeping an older Attwood light setup working on small fishing boats, runabouts, center consoles, and cruisers.

Key features

• Replacement frosted globe lens for compatible Attwood all-round lights
• Fits 5100, 5110, 7100, 7101, 7105, 7109, 7205, 910958, and 910957 series lights
• Polycarbonate lens construction
• 360-degree globe format for all-round light applications
• Lets you replace a damaged globe without changing the complete light when the rest of the assembly is still serviceable

Compatibility and fit

This is not a universal navigation light lens. The important match point is the Attwood light series already on the boat, not just the look of the globe. If the existing fixture belongs to one of the compatible series listed above, this replacement keeps the repair focused on the part that failed instead of changing the whole light.

That makes it a sensible option when the lamp, pole, wiring, and base are still sound and only the globe needs attention. It suits boats where the original all-round light is part of an existing Attwood setup and the goal is to restore normal fit and appearance with the correct replacement lens.

Installation and setup

Because this is the lens only, installation is usually simplest when the original light housing is still intact. Before fitting the new globe, inspect the mounting area, clean away salt residue and dirt, and make sure the light socket and contacts are still in good condition.

For owners who keep spare service parts on board, this kind of replacement is useful after a dockside bump, trailering damage, or a globe that has aged and gone hazy over time. It is a good match for keeping a compatible Attwood all-round light in service without replacing more hardware than necessary.