Shoreline Marine 2-Prong Zamak Stern Light Base

The Wise Hammer: Good construction

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Zdrettwan: Arrived quick packaged well and worked as intended

United States on Aug 18, 2023

Laura Ruff: 1980 bass tracker had broken front light socket. This fit perfect in the original hole.

United States on Aug 04, 2023

andy binkle: high quality at a fair price

Canada on Jul 24, 2023

large pictgure for a small item: Good item

United States on May 13, 2023

James Gillespie: Feels cheap but working so far.

Canada on Oct 03, 2022

Tom Mattin: Very well built,,, Shoreline Marine SL52099-X Base Stern Light 2-Prong holds my running light for my boat,,,

Canada on Jan 11, 2022

Bruce TaylorBruce Taylor: Simple, plug in the pole and lock it in place with the slide cover. Great for a boat cover and when trailering, a must have IMHO.

Canada on Aug 26, 2021

Mike Calli: I use these on all of my pleasure craft 16 feet and up, make sure you apply dielectric grease to the base contacts of the unit, do not use petroleum jelly or automotive grease. Make sure that you utilize the tallest pole light for the attachment. Thus this all-around white light becomes your masthead light and your stern light. as well this light can be used as your anchor light as well.

Capt. Mike Calli Retired marine captain and maritime instructor

Canada on Jul 25, 2021

N. Nguyen: Purchased two of the 36in All-Round Stern LED lights, with the 2 Shoreline Marine Stern Light bases (2-prongs) Zamak.

One of the stern lights and bases came in with issue. Luckily I had two to test with.

Pros:
Base is quite sturdy once installed.

When the stern light connects to the Shoreline 2-prongs base, it's as solid as you can get it. Stern light rod remained in place, with absolutely no play whatsoever. There's sufficient amount of gap around the plastic portion of the base and the stern light body to allow water intrusion, but very little significant since the base has two drainage port at the bottom.

Slide cap cover snaps into place with ease, providing splash resistance, not waterproof. A nice wave comes at you, that cap will allow water intrusion as the water flows into the gap between the sliding cap and base body.

Cons:

When the base's male's prong is not solidly connected to the female ports at the bottom, there will no be any power delivered to the light rod above. Simply take a small flat ended stick and gently pry the male's split pole in the base further apart, to make solid contact with the female ports on the light...

United States on Jun 03, 2016