Lighted navigation markers coming to the Miami Beach Marina breakwater
The marina's operator signed with marine-tech company Luminsea, whose LED channel markers recently received Coast Guard approval.
Lighted navigation markers are set to go up along the breakwater wall at the Miami Beach Marina under a new agreement between the marina’s operator and marine-technology company Luminsea, the company announced Wednesday.
The deal is with Suntex Marina Investors, which operates the roughly 400-slip marina on Alton Road near South Pointe. The marina sits on city-owned land, according to city records cited by Hoodline.
Luminsea said the first installation will be its illuminated aids to navigation, lighted markers along the breakwater wall that the company says will improve safety for boaters. The company said its LED lighted channel marker recently became the first product of its kind approved by the U.S. Coast Guard for use as a private aid to navigation.
The announcement did not say when the markers will be installed or what the agreement costs, and Red Sidewalks has not independently confirmed the details with the marina operator.
Sources
See something wrong? Tell us.
Neighbors' comments
Comments are for people who live in Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, North Bay Village or Sunny Isles Beach. Keep it civil and on topic; the editor reviews first comments.