T-H Marine Easy Mount LED Dome Light with Switch - 12V Waterproof Dual Color LED Dome Light - Surface Mount for Boat & RV - 4 Inch Compact Design for Energy-Efficient Interior Lighting - Red/White

Installed on pontoon boat on canopy structure over a table area. I wanted something that could get wet when the canopy was off and during outdoor storage of the boat. I also wanted something with red light. We spend nights sitting under the stars and need to see when at the table area. I have not verified, but the light is in epoxy to allow getting wet. The light switch is covered by a plastic cover glued on the edges to keep it dry (I don't think the switch is waterproof itself). I don't know how well the plastic cover will hold up, but not sure it will last too long before it falls off, gets cut by fingernails, or gets sliced in some way. It has four holes to secure the cover to the ceiling (screws included). The two wires are tinned with silver to reduce corrosion. Connect the two wires, secure it and your done. Installation (with boat wiring already in place) using weatherproof heat shrink butt connectors, drilling, testing, etc. took about 20 minutes to install.This is a really a great light and we are thinking of replacing one other light we have with this one. It is very bright for both write and red lights. The entire section of the 28ft boat is clearly lit (even in red). The definitions of objects with the red light seems extremely crisp (something I had not expected). Low power usage. I don't anticipate any problems with this light.The only two downsides of the light. The outside cover is hollow in the back to support hiding wires back there. If water comes from above, this will hold water. This problem exists with all covers I've seen. For my situation, if it become a problem, I'll drill some small holes to drain the water. The second issue is flush mounting the light. It works, but the wiring is tight and takes some work to get the wires pushed up and the light secured in the cover. Both are normal situations with almost all lights like this.

I like the red/white toggle switch, and it seems durable enough. It's hard to install because of the way the light is structured.

The boat came with this light and after 3 seasons there were only a couple of the LEDs working. I replaced the light with the exact same fixture and I'm hoping that it lasts. It's got LEDs and they are supposed to last for thousands of hours. I'm just hoping that the fixture that came with the boat was defective. If the LEDs start dying, I'll be looking for a different lamp.

This product was clearly designed by someone who knows nothing about boats of boaters. In order to conceal the tiny mounting screws, they’ve made it a bayonet style mounting system. That requires leaving some slack in the wire. Then it’s impossible to mount to the cabin ceiling. A waterproof switch makes it difficult to turn on. If your boat is under water, you’ve got bigger problems than a switch shorting out. It’s more like a spotlight or map light. Lighting only a small circle directly under it! Leaving the rest of the cabin dark.I ended up reinstalling my old cabin light.

Low quality plastic, screws and construction feels like it costs $5 to make or less. It works but has a very cheap feeling

need good quality Stainless Steel screws that can self drill to mount. With the included screws it was impossible to drill the holes, I simply replace those with high quality SST and voila, screws in seconds.

if you do not have a hole to shove the wires into before sliding light fixture in, it is a long game of finessing the wires appropriately so you can slide the inside "bulb" into the mounting fixture.

Easily wired to fit closet in my 1976 36’ Grand Banks.

As the title say, I am pleased with the light ...

Easy to install and it has lots of light