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The E2 is our latest addition to the Explore range, giving customers a compact smaller XFM light for tight installation spaces, but with all the build quality and premium features of the larger lights in the range.
Choice of Beam
With the E2, you can choose either the signature Explore Series wide-angle beam (90° x 20° Elliptical), or a new narrow “laser” beam shape (20° Circular), depending on your desired effect.
Advanced Water Ingress Protection
The Explore E2 benefits from full IP69k Certification, the highest possible rating. Also, the rear of the light is protected from in-hull temporary submersion for boats where rough seas and waves sometimes flood the stern.
XFM Removal
The Explore E2 has the same XFM capabilities as the larger lights in the range, being able to remove the light body for maintenance or upgrades, without the need to haul the boat.
Control your Explore E2 lights
Control your Explore E2 lights via the 3rd party switch or push button of your choice.
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