GoPOD® - Marine Clamp On Spot Light - Pro Series 3.0

We took one of our most popular LEDs and made it even more versatile.

The GoPod® Marine-Grade Clamp-On Spot Light delivers powerful, targeted illumination wherever you need it — without permanent mounting or complicated installation. Designed with versatility in mind, this compact spotlight clamps securely to rails, tubing, or edges, making it an ideal solution for boats, docks, ATVs, UTVs, and utility setups. Whether you’re navigating in low light, spotting markers, or lighting up a work area, the GoPod® provides focused, dependable visibility on demand.

Built to perform in harsh marine environments, the GoPod® features a rugged, corrosion-resistant housing engineered to handle spray, vibration, and the elements. Its adjustable design allows you to aim light exactly where it’s needed, while the clamp-on mounting system makes it easy to reposition or remove as conditions change. From night boating and docking to worksite and utility use, the GoPod® offers flexible lighting without commitment — powerful when you need it, portable when you don’t.

Built for Harsh Environments

With an IP68/IP69K waterproof rating and a UV-resistant Lexan lens, the GoPOD® is engineered to withstand heavy rain, saltwater, dust, vibration, and long-term outdoor exposure.

Ceramic-Coated, Hydrex-Sealed Construction

Finished with a corrosion-resistant ceramic coating and sealed with our Hydrex gasket system for true IP69K performance. 316 stainless bolt-in mounts provide unmatched strength and durability in saltwater or off-road environments.

Precision Beam Patterns

Choose from spot, flood, or combo configurations for the perfect lighting spread. Our advanced reflector design ensures maximum throw distance and balanced side illumination for total visibility in any situation.

 

Lifetime Warranty

Enjoy complete peace of mind knowing your light is backed by our industry-leading lifetime warranty. We stand behind every product we build — if it ever fails due to workmanship or materials, we’ll repair or replace it, guaranteed.

 

Premium Lexan Lens + IP69K Sealed Housing

Each light is built with an optical-grade Lexan lens—twice as strong as glass and engineered to resist fading or yellowing—paired with an IP69K-rated housing that blocks out salt, spray, sun, and high-pressure water. The result is a crystal-clear, fully sealed system designed to perform for years in the harshest marine or off-road environments.

 

Q: What’s the difference between “Spot” and “Flood” beam patterns?
A: Spot beams produce a narrow, long-range beam that throws light far down the road — ideal for driving or long-distance visibility. Flood beams cast a wider spread of light to illuminate a broader area close to the fixture — great for off-road work, site lighting, or illuminating surroundings.

Q: What does “IP69K rated” mean, and why is that important?
A: IP69K is one of the highest waterproof/dust-resistance ratings available. The first digit (“6”) indicates full protection against dust and fine particles; the “9K” means the light can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature water spray (e.g. pressure washing or heavy rain) without leaking or failing — making the pod safe for marine, off-road, or harsh-weather use.

Q: Is all mounting hardware included, or do I need to buy extra parts?
A: The pod light ships with stainless steel mounting brackets and all necessary hardware — plus a complete wiring harness (with fuse, relay, and switch). So you don’t need to purchase additional mounts or wiring kits (unless you want custom mounting).

Q: What environments or applications are these pods suitable for?
A: With a fully sealed, IP69K-rated housing, rugged stainless-steel mounts, and premium LEDs, these pods are designed for demanding environments — like off-road vehicles, boats, work trucks, and industrial equipment. They handle dust, water spray, vibration, and harsh elements reliably.

Q: How do I decide whether to get Spot or Flood (or both) for my needs?
A: If you need a focused, long-range beam (for road driving, spotting obstacles far ahead, or long-distance visibility), go with Spot. If you need to illuminate a wide area nearby (work sites, surroundings, off-road trail lights, general area light), Flood is the better choice. Many users mix both depending on how they use their rig.