SV10 HID
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offers the largest aperture of all the fiberglass models giving maximum light output from the 150 watt HID metal halide lamp. It can be installed in the transom or the hull and is suitable for boats with 110-230 volt AC power, includ- Patent Pending ing sportfish, yachts and cruisers. The vessel must be hauled out for installation although lamp change and any maintenance can be done in the water from within the hull. Application for: GRP/ﬁberglass/wood hulls ——————————————————————— Lamp: 150 watt HID metal halide ——————————————————————— Life length: approx. 3,000 hours plus ——————————————————————— Lumens: 12,000 ——————————————————————— Kelvin colour temp: 7500 ——————————————————————— Glass lens: Borosilicate glass Thickness: 12.7mm / 0.5” Diameter: 58mm / 2.3” ——————————————————————— Power supply: 120 VAC 50/60Hz input running current 1.33 amps 230 VAC 50/60Hz input running current 0.59 amps ——————————————————————— Casing material: Marine Bronze / Marine Aluminum Dimensions: Flange diameter: 130 mm (5.12”) Body length: 203 mm (8.0”) ——————————————————————— Angles available: Flush ——————————————————————— Weight: 3.5 Kgs /8 lbs ——————————————————————— Code: SV10 ——————————————————————— SV18 120 VAC 50/60Hz 230 VAC 50/60 Hz ——————————————————————— Weight: 1.9 Kg / 5 lbs ——————————————————————— Cable: Only required between the light and ballast (maximum distance 50 feet / 15 meters). High temperature silicone, 18/3 shielded copper wire. Normal ships cable can be used from the ballast to the power supply. —————————————

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Introduction: Congratulations on the purchase of your new thru hull light (Patent Pending). Underwater Lights® USA, LLC takes pride in providing well designed, high quality and thoroughly tested lights that allow you to “enhance your boating experience”. These lights can be installed in your vessel for aesthetics, to attract fish, for security and safety. General Operating Information: The 150W, HID, gas discharge lamp used in this light is not an instant re-strike lamp. This means that it must be allowed to cool for approximately 10 to 20 minutes after being shut off before being...

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To be installed by qualified personnel only at minimum 250-300mm (10-12") below the light load water line using proper tools and materials. The minimum hull thickness is 10mm (0.4") and maximum (for sufficient light cooling) is 90mm (3.5") with an access area of at least 75mm (3") left behind the light for lamp servicing and general ventilation. After selecting a flat surface, cut a 100mm (4") diameter hole through the vessel hull in the desired location. Caution! Check that no electrical wiring, fuel lines, oil lines, water lines etc., pass near or through the intended hole location. For...

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Introduction: Congratulations on the purchase of your new thru hull light ballast box. Underwater Lights® USA, LLC takes pride in providing well designed, high quality and thoroughly tested lights that allow you to “enhance your boating experience”. These lights can be installed in your vessel for aesthetics, to attract fish, for security and safety. Features Include: Latest microprocessor control technology to guarantee high levels of performance. Flicker free lighting and enhanced lamp life is provided by a square wave lamp current waveform. Constant power feature ensures excellent color...

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Installation: Select a location that affords good access to the ballast box. Preferably the ballast box should be placed in a cool, dry and well ventilated area. Attach the ballast box to a fixed wall or similar secure structure using appropriate M6 fasteners. Note: Whereas, the ballast box can be placed in any orientation, it is recommended that the cable strain relief connectors face down. Using marine grade 14/3 cable, run a VAC input line into the ballast box and secure by way of one cable strain relief connector. Using a high temperature 18/3 shielded silicone cable, run a line from...

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