
Black Oak LED builds marine-grade light bars, spreaders and scene lighting for boats that work in the weather. Sealed housings, marine-grade hardware and Osram emitters — the difference shows up two winters in, when the cheap bars have gone dark and yellow. We spec the beam pattern to the job, mount it so it doesn't shake loose, and wire it fused and switched through the wheelhouse panel.
Not a catalogue — this is what actually goes into the packages we build, pulled from the vessels on our fleet page.



One light bar line, sized to the boat. Pick 6", 10", 20", 30" or 40" — every bar ships in the combo beam pattern, reaching down the water while washing a broad swath across the deck — with 5W Osram emitters in a sealed marine-grade housing behind a lifetime warranty. We mount it so it stays put through a winter of hauling, then run tinned marine cable, fuse at the source and land the switching where the crew actually reaches for it.
Pick a bar length to see how the Pro Series 3.0 lights up the water. Values are a visual comparison of Black Oak's published output and beam-angle figures — real-world throw depends on mounting height, air clarity and what you are lighting up.
Light bar
Mount height on spar
12 ftHigher up throws further and keeps the hot spot off the deck; low mounts light the rail and glare back at you.
Beam angle
30°
Usable throw
~1250 ft
Spread at throw
~671 ft
Near edge of pool
~11 ft
Comparison model only — approx. 1 lux average over the lit pool at full reach. Ask us and we will lay out a lighting plan for your boat.

Most deck lighting failures we see are corrosion at the connections, not the fixture. We run tinned marine cable, seal every termination, fuse at the source and land the switching where the crew actually reaches for it.
New build, refit or a single failing unit — call us and we will put together a package that fits the boat and the fishery.