type of light bulb needed for top green light?

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Can you tell me what model light bulb I need for replacing the navigational green light ?
2012 R- 27
Thank you Ranger Factor
 
Hi johnw,

For both the navigation and anchor light we stock and sell an incandescent bulb made by aqua signal.

Part number: Aqua Signal 90203-7 SER. 25 BULB NEW STYLE 12V PR

Thank you,

-Tim
 
With no disrespect to Tim or RT, replace every possible light inside and outside your boat with LEDs as soon as practical. Last longer and MUCH more energy efficient.
And, no, I don’t work for marinebeam.
 
I am in the process of buying a 2014 R-21EC and would also like to replace the incandescent lights with LED's. Would I use the same ones listed above? Or is there somewhere else I can find a list of the bulbs I would need?

Thanks
 
Marinebeam stocks a lot of different led bulbs that will work on our boats. I think your best bet would be to take a photo of the bulb(s) you want to replace and e-mail the photo to marinebeam with your boat info and phone number to discuss.
I ordered a bunch of dining room led, v-berth, navigational and anchor lights for Our Journey. Got the dimple wrong in the nav lights but they exchanged them for the correct dimple without a problem.
 
I replaced all mine with Marinebeam -that's my only connection. they have been great and long lasting. The Marine beam units have the circuitry to stop the RF interference on the VHF so good for marine use. They are responsive to emails.

my only regret is I chose a slightly too white light for my cabin LED's and its not as cozy as the incandescents. thats easily solved with another model of LED. might be worth ordering 1 of each to test before buying 13 units for the ceiling lights.

the nav and anchor LEDs are very bright and meet the USCG specs.
 
Thanks for the info! 😀
 
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