Scandvik 12" RGBW Color Change LED Rail Light (41763P)

The Scandvik 12" RGBW Color Change LED Rail Light puts four colors and a fade mode into one slim fixture that bolts to a T-top, Bimini frame, or flat surface. It runs on two wires. There's no controller or extra harness to buy. Flip your existing switch off and back on and it steps to the next color.

It's a smart pick for center consoles and bay boats where you want white light to work by, red to save your night vision, and color for the sandbar.

Key features

• Four colors from one switch: white, blue, red, and green, plus an auto fade mode
• No controller to wire: standard 2-wire hookup, red positive and black negative
• Mounts where you need it: rail brackets for 3/4" to 1-1/2" tube included, or surface mount with two screws
• Handles spray and washdowns: IP65 sealed housing
• Works on 12V or 24V boats: 10-30V DC input
• Strong white output for its size: 171 lumens at 3.4 watts
• Holds brightness over time: above 95% lumen maintenance after a 1,000-hour test

A color change rail light built for T-tops and Biminis

Most color-changing boat lights need a dedicated controller or a keypad. This one doesn't. The color logic lives inside the fixture, so you wire it like any single-color courtesy light and run it from a panel switch you already have.

Each press of the switch moves through the sequence: white, blue, red, green, then fade. Use white for rigging and cleaning fish. Red keeps your eyes adjusted when you're running at night. Blue and green look sharp at anchor or tied up at the dock.

The housing is polycarbonate over an aluminum alloy body, in white with a silver finish. At 0.81" tall and under an inch wide, it sits low on a frame and doesn't snag lines or canvas.

Where it fits

• Underside of T-tops and hardtops on center consoles
• Bimini frames on pontoons and deck boats
• Bow and stern rails
• Cockpit sides, helm stations, and flat surfaces on cruisers

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Why buy from DRSA

DRSA has supplied marine lighting from North Palm Beach since 1988. We'll help you size the circuit, plan the switch, and figure out how many fixtures your T-top needs. Call us at 561-842-5704 and talk to someone who knows boats.

Specifications

Specifications

How do you change colors on the Scandvik RGBW rail light? Turn the power switch off and back on once. Each cycle moves to the next mode in order: white, blue, red, green, then auto fade. No controller or extra wire is needed, so any standard on-off panel switch works.

Will it work on a 24V boat? Yes. The light accepts 10-30V DC, so it runs on both 12V and 24V systems without a converter. Wire red to positive and black to negative through a fused, switched circuit.

Can I mount it on a T-top or Bimini frame? Yes. It ships with rail brackets that fit tube from 3/4" to 1-1/2" diameter, which covers most T-top and Bimini frames. It can also screw directly to a flat surface.

Is this LED rail light waterproof? It's rated IP65, which means it's sealed against dust and water jets from any direction. That covers spray, rain, and hose washdowns. It isn't built for submersion, so keep it above the waterline.

How bright is it? In white, it puts out 171 lumens at 3.4 watts. That's enough to light a console or work area under a T-top. Blue and red are softer by design, at 35 and 66 lumens, which suits night running and ambiance.