Company Hella Marine

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Hella Marine - Manufacturer of LED navigation lamps and marine lighting systems. Auckland, New Zealand.

Founded in 1925 by HELLA in Lippstadt, Germany, Hella marine is now headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, a country with a rich maritime history, world class boat building and yacht racing success.

Combining this passion for the ocean with decades of LED product design expertise, Hella marine lamps are ‘Fit and Forget’ by design, offering complete piece of mind and enduring safety at sea.

Through ongoing R&D, innovative design and use of high quality materials Hella marine continues to...

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Hella Marine Brings Light to Cruise Ships

Nowhere in the world is the density of islands higher than in the Finnish Åland archipelago. According to the University of Turku, 44,225 islands of different sizes are scattered across the picturesque archipelago. If you want to visit the islands, you can do so by ferry. For example, with the Viking Grace, a ferry operated by the Finnish shipping company Viking Line, which runs daily between Stockholm and Turku. "It was the first ferry that Hella marine equipped with innovative LED...

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