Eagle Ray LED Light Bar - Black Housing & Dual Optics

Utilizing automotive lighting technology and novel beam shaping optics, Shadow-Caster has created the Eagle Ray – a unique light bar with a combination of focused laser-driven white light beams and a wide 60-degree LED flood array to efficiently light the way.

The focused white lights are ideal for long-distance viewing and penetrating fog, rain, and mist. The beam angle and brightness are adjustable with a push button or the Shadow-Caster® NMEA 2000 Light Commander interface.

Laser Features:

• Automotive-grade laser-driven white lights
• Blue halo illumination around optics indicates a power state
• Adjustable 5-100° beam angle control with a switch or MFD interface

Flood Features:

• 24 bright white LEDs
• Blue accent light strips indicate the brightness level
• 60-degree beam angle
• Adjustable brightness control with a switch or MFD interface

Technical Information:

• 20,000 lumens
• Billet Aluminum housing in black finish
• Remote power trigger to provide simpler installation (main current supply is not controlled through a switch)
• Borosilicate glass window
• 10-30V input
• 200W max power
• 16.5A current draw at 12V DC
• 2.5” H x 20” W x 5.4” D [65.3 x 506.5 x 136.9mm]

Control Options

On/off Push Buttons

Click the on/off button to turn the laser/flood lights on. Press and hold the button to adjust the beam angle (laser) or brightness (flood). Click the on/off button to turn the laser/flood lights off.

Standard Marine Rocker Switch

Click the rocker switch up/down button to turn the laser/flood lights on. Press and hold the switch up/down to adjust the beam angle (laser) or brightness (flood). Click the rocker switch up/down button to turn the laser/flood lights off.

Shadow-NET®/ NMEA 2000 Control

Full feature control through a Multi-Function Display (MFD). The Shadow-NET® Light Commander allows for easy and independent control of brightness and beam angle for the Eagle Ray Light Bar. Create and store pre-configured light settings for use as part of a lighting ‘scene’ for convenience at night.