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2-23 345 Conquest
Section 2 • General Information
Section 2 • General Information
Navigation Lighting
Your boat comes equipped with navigation lighting
for your safety. Regulations state that all boats, no
matter the size, must display navigation lights. The
lights must be displayed at night or in low visibility
conditions. It is the responsibility of the operator to
ensure that the navigation lights are in good working
order and that the proper lighting is shown
360
0
ALL ROUND
LIGHT (WHITE)
VISIBLE 2 NM
112
0
STARBOARD
NAVIGATION LIGHT
(GREEN)
VISIBLE 1 NM
112
0
PORT NAVIGATION
LIGHT (RED)
VISIBLE 1 NM
Navigation/Anchor Lighting
Fig. 2.23.1
A three-position switch, located on the console
switch panel marked “NAV LTS” (See page 2-17),
controls the navigation and anchor lighting. In the
“Navigation Lights” position (See below), the port
(red) and starboard (green) lights and all around
(white) light will illuminate. These lights let other
vessels know the approximate size and direction of
travel of your boat, depending on which lights they
can see. In the “Anchor Lights” position, the white,
360-degree light will illuminate, showing other
boaters your location while at anchor.
Operating the Navigation Lighting
OFF NAVIGATION
LIGHTS
ANCHOR
LIGHTS
The improper sequence of navigation lighting
may be as dangerous as no lighting at all.
!
CAUTION
FWD BIL
GE
HORN
AFT BIL
GE
AUX BIL
GE
WA
SH DOWN
AC
C
SHADE
W/S
VENT
WA
SHER
PORT
WIPER
CNTR
WIPER
STBD
WIPE
R
AC
NT
LT
S
NA
V
LT
S
CT
SY
LT
S
MAP
LT
S
FL
OOD
LT
S
U /
W
LT
S
FISH BO
X
P
FISH BO
X
S
LIVEWELL
L /
WELL
LT
WINDLASS
UP / DOWN
HIGH WA
TER
!
CAUTION
Accent lights are not to be used when navigational
lights are in use as this may interfere with the
effectiveness of the navigational lights.