The Poco Modules are independent of each other and cannot be connected together. Therefore multiple Poco modules cannot be connected to the same display at the same time.

Your best option is to drill the old screws out with a bit smaller than the diameter of the screw. As the screws are made of bronze a standard screw stripping tool may not work effectively. On replacing the lights remember not to use power tools with the bronze screws. Use a hand screwdriver to fasten.

They are designed to be used as an underwater light where the water regulates the temperature. They can operate above the water line but reduce power and output when they get too hot as a safety feature. We have other above-water products available at lumiteclighting.com

The Spotlight has a narrower beam pattern and will project further than the flood option. The spot is ideal for a forward-facing light to detect markers and obstacles in your path. The flood has a much wider bean pattern with less range. It is perfect for an aft-facing light to illuminate the deck and area around the transom of the boat.

If the impact is sudden and hard it may pop the release allowing the light to fold but if the movement is slow and progressive such as backing slowly against a garage overhang then it will most likely snap the shaft.

The size of the drill bit will depend on the thickness and density of the material you are drilling into. The typical range for fiberglass will be from 5/32 to 3/16. Do not fasten the bronze screws with a power driver but rather use a hand screwdriver. There is a sizing guide supplied in the instructions with the light.

I'm sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Simple answer NO. Poco is designed for a 2-wire system and uses a single-wire connection to the module to command the lights. You need to use Lumitec PLI-enabled lights to get the full functionality from the Lumitec Poco module. Third-party RGB or RGBW lights use a multiple-wire connection and are not compatible with the Poco system.

It is just held in with spring loaded buterfly clips fastners and possibly a bead of sealant (optional). Break the bead of sealant , if used, and wedge a flat edge behind the lip of the light and as you pull forward the clip tension will compress and the light can be easily pulled out of the mount hole.

Just pull it, the springs will straighten and it will come out.

Apologies! Under the "All Products" menu for all product categories, you can filter by PLI products. Also, in the specs of any product you may be interested in, it will state if it is PLI compatible. We are currently working on improving our website to make it easier to search for PLI (Poco Compatible) products. Thank you for your feedback.

Hi Anthony, sorry for any frustration this has caused. There is a way to reprogram the factory default setting to allow the light to come on in a set color or remember the last color selected. It is too much information to list here in the answer section but if you reach out to our customer support they can provide documentation to walk you through the process. Alternativly you can purchase a Poco module which will allow you to program your lights and control the color via a compatible display or through your smartphone using the app (not compatible with Quattro lights). Please reach out to our tech support for more assistance. www.lumiteclighting.com/contact/technical-support.html

Ideally, you only want to use one Poco module on your vessel and spread the lighting load across all channels. Lumitec lighting with our PLI technology can be on the same channel yet receive separate commands from the Poco module, thus behaving differently, allowing them to share the same physical circuit.

@@LumitecLighting So basically no, if someone wanted to use your great product with that one drawback they would have no way of setting it up on lets say a mega Yatch that wanted to use your product because they would be limited by the easy to integrate through software function, of linking command actions to be sent across multiple IP's on the network.

Thanks, good luck with your channel.

I'm not sure, but I don't think a pontoon is a ocean going vessel.

Yes you can! As long as both lights are spectrum (quattro and X2 for example) you can place them on the same circuit and control them via our TTP technology (toggles of the power switch). Our spectrum lights share the same color cycle and will change color in sequence, however the Quattro is not a PLI light meaning it is not compatible with our Poco lighting control system and this setup will not work if you plan on installing a Poco module. TTP only.

If you intend to use lights that include PLI technology (Typhoon, X2 and Javelin) then you can use a Poco system. However at that point there may be alternative ways to wire and control the lights. You can check with our tech support line for more advanced methods.

Poco compatibility for the more recent Furuno model will be available later this year.

You can watch the full video here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZDceZ5-e5llfqs

For the purpose of the video we used a basic illuminated momentary switched from TE Connectivity. www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/AV1910P724Q04/450-2262-ND/6043749?itemSeq=375998740

David, the Razor will run on a 12vDC system and can be dimmed from a standard switch. Available in flood or spot configuration but in your application I would recommend the Flood option.

@Lumitec I filled out the Pro Staff form and think there's an entire industry your product would have remarkable success within. If you follow my Channel, you'll note I travel all across the USA to marinas, dealers, and marine manufacturers to haul their boats. If I had @Lumitec lighting in my marine trailer and the peace-of-mind, my lighting would be functional in all conditions... as well as the safety, there simply is no competition in this sector.

Thank you for your interest in the Lumitec Pro Staff program. The application process usually take a few weeks to review.

The Javelin underwater light contains our TTP technology built-in which allows for color selection without the need for an external controller by simple off/on toggles of the power switch (see TTP operation link below). For more advanced color control you can add our Poco module, but not required. TTP Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmenoHVoist_qtU The Javelin and SeaaBlazeX2 our our highest lumen surface mount lights at 6000 lumens each. We also offer a through-hull SeaBlaze Typhhoon underwater light at 10,000 lumens for larger non-trailer boats. Installation video will be coming soon.

This is more of a new product line awareness video than a product information video. The link below provides some more technical information about the Javelin product than this video and when the product goes on sale in late December there will be more focused product videos available. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZjRgIyFptx9qNU

Basically the average. So if the threads are 5mm and the solid core of the screw is 4mm youd use 4.5mm

All Lumitec products have a 3-year warranty. Actual life cycle will depend on use conditions and may vary, however our products have a strong reputation of well exceeding the warranty by many years.

If the Anchor light is fastened to a surface it can be raised and lowered with one hand. The example in the video is sitting on a base plate that was not fastened to the table.

Luis, sorry but we have no experience with Lincoln town cars and therefore can not suggest which tools would be required for your project.

Yes, We have a distributor in Croatia - MACA dba Elektrocentar & Nautic Shop. Ulica Knezad Trpimira 5, Trogir, 21220. maca-elektrocentar.com/ +385 98 49 7010

Yes, Lumitec products are manufactured in Florida.

It's called "New Grounds" and it is from a stock music archive, don't recall which one.

Poco is compatible with the 8400 and 8600 systems and is configured into the OneHelm software at Garmin. If your system is compatible with OneHelm you will need to update the Garmin firmware to get the Poco app. If your system is not compatible then you can still access the Poco module via the mobile app thought a connected smartphone.