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  • Фенерче DTD UV Torch - ултравиолетово фенерче с 14 светодиода и здраво алуминиево тяло.
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    DTD UV Torch Flashlight

    €15,34
    €15,34
  • Floating LED light Lineaeffe
    LINEAEFFE

    Floating LED light Lineaeffe

    €10,23
    €10,23
Night sea fishing requires you to separate the lighting according to its intended purpose: The signalling must be visible from a distance, and ultraviolet light serves to charge phosphorescent baits. These functions are not equivalent to ordinary illumination of the workplace. So when choosing, watch what you need to label or activate, not just how bright the lantern looks.

Swimming LED Lantern Lineaeffe is a light marking solution for night fishing by boat or kayak, as well as for buoys and nets. The built-in sensor detects darkness, turns on the indication automatically and turns it off when light appears. The floating structure is practical around water, but its main role remains a clearly visible signal.

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For lures is intended Flashlight DTD UV Torch. Its 14 LEDs transmit ultraviolet light that quickly charges phosphorescent surfaces and glowing squid baits. The housing is aluminum and the power supply is with 3 x AAA batteries. It is a specialized tool for UV lures, not a replacement for a headgear for knot binding or shore movement.

Use the automatic signal where you need to monitor a position in the dark without constantly turning on your hand. UV light is briefly directed to the phosphorescent surface immediately before the bait is fed. If you mix the two roles, you risk being left without proper lighting just when you need to re-load a lure or label an object.

On a boat or kayak, arrange the devices so that the signal does not interfere with the surveillance in front of you, and the UV beam does not fall unnecessarily into the eyes. Before leaving, cover the dark sensor and check if the automatics are responding. Make a separate sample of the ultraviolet flashlight with the lure you're actually going to use.

Batteries are part of the preparation, not a backup thought after dark. For the UV model, three AAAs are required; put on a checked kit and carry a separate reserve. Prepare the power supply for each appliance on its own, instead of automatically buying identical batteries for both. Automatic switching on can consume energy if the device remains covered during transport.

After working near salt water, clean the hulls from splashes, dry the contact areas and inspect the battery compartment. Do not put the UV flashlight on next to the lures, and the floating signal keeps the sensor from being permanently blacked out. Periodic inspection of LEDs and shutters reduces the likelihood of finding a problem on water.

For the next outing by the coast you can continue to Sea fishing, where lighting is considered in the context of the remaining marine equipment. If you compare solutions for different conditions, review Lamps, headlamps, lanterns, and in preparation for a night stay by the fishing rods drew attention to Lamps, headlamps, lanterns for carp fishing.