1. Safety: The lighting system must meet safety standards and regulations for marine vessels or structures. It should be waterproof, resistant to corrosion, and able to handle the rough marine environment.
2. Purpose: The lighting system should be designed to serve a specific purpose or function, such as navigation, deck illumination, or emergency lighting.
3. Power efficiency: Marine vessels and structures typically have limited power supply, so the lighting system should be energy-efficient and not drain the batteries quickly.
4. Durability: The lighting system should be durable enough to withstand the harsh marine environment, including extreme temperatures, saltwater, and UV exposure.
5. Ease of installation and maintenance: The lighting system should be easy to install and maintain, with replacement parts readily available.
6. Cost: The lighting system should be cost-effective and fit within the budget of the vessel or structure.
7. Color and intensity: The lighting system should provide the appropriate color and intensity required for specific purposes, such as navigation and fishing.
8. Compatibility: The lighting system should be compatible with other electrical equipment on board the vessel or structure.
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