The lighthouse was originally fitted with first-order Fresnel lens.
 The intense earthquake of 1990 that hit most of Luzon damaged the lenses and displaced the mechanism alignment of the original first-order apparatus making it inoperable.

The beam now comes from a modern electric lamp that is powered by solar panels.
 The light before was provided by pressurized kerosene lamps very much like "Coleman lamps".
In 2005, the old pressure vessels and wicks for the light could still be found in the shed.
The lighthouse was originally fitted with first-order Fresnel lens.  The intense earthquake of 1990 that hit most of Luzon damaged the lenses and displaced the mechanism alignment of the original first-order apparatus making it inoperable.
The beam now comes from a modern electric lamp that is powered by solar panels.  The light before was provided by pressurized kerosene lamps very much like "Coleman lamps". In 2005, the old pressure vessels and wicks for the light could still be found in the shed.
Cape Bojeador Lighthouse