Sprayhood lampMore comfort in the cockpit

Fridtjof Gunkel

 · 18.05.2026

Sprayhood lamp: More comfort in the cockpit
Can be mounted anywhere in the sprayhood or bimini without tools and operated by solar power: The new cockpit lamp from Fender-Design works with magnets and induction charging.

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Fender-Design, which is actually active in the field of customised yacht textiles, is expanding its range to include another sprayhood light. Lumagsolar is a 13.0 centimetre diameter and 2.2 centimetre thick lamp with five LEDs that can be placed anywhere in the sprayhood and connected to an external solar panel.

Solar panel supplies cockpit lamp with power

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The 17.5 x 17.5 centimetre panel with a thickness of 2.5 centimetres and the lamp hold each other in place with sufficiently strong magnets. The panel supplies the 3,000 mAh battery of the sprayhood lamp with power during the day, but can also be charged via a USB connection. The lamp can be regulated via a remote control and emits warm white light of between 30 and 130 lumens in the cockpit. The system is IP44-protected against splash water from all directions.

The low-cost alternative

It works excellently, the light is pleasant, the sprayhood area can be well illuminated or visually emphasised. Overall, the lamp impresses with its functionality, simple design and easy installation. If you find the panel a little too bulky, you can alternatively opt for the magnetic LED (€29.90) from the same distributor, which is only powered by internal batteries and is held in place by a small magnet. This light also works with a remote control, but only emits a cool white light. The Lumagsolar costs 69.90 euros. Purchase for both products: Fender design.

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Fridtjof Gunkel

Fridtjof Gunkel

Deputy Chief Editor YACHT

Fridtjof Gunkel was born on Helgoland in 1962; he started his sailing career there in the Opti and quickly switched to keelboats. North Sea Week, Cowes Week and Kiel Week were early stops, followed by many years in the Admiral's Cup scene on the cuppers “Container” and “Rubin” World Championships and international regattas in the Starboat, with the mini-maxi “SiSiSi” and various tonner yachts as well as participation in the Whitbread Round the World Race were further formative stations, flanked by extensive cruising trips. Fridtjof Gunkel joined YACHT back in 1985 as part of a traineeship, where he later became Head of the Test & Technology department and then Deputy Editor-in-Chief around 25 years ago. He is also responsible for the regatta and sports section. Fridtjof Gunkel privately sails a performance/cruiser moored on the Baltic coast, his favorite areas are the eastern Swedish archipelago and Brittany.

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