Sealite SL-15 1-2NM+ Solar Marine Light
The Sealite SL-15 is a solar marine light that features a 1-2+ nautical mile visible range.
Features
- 16 user programmable flash codes
- Single LED optic
- 3 year fix or replace warranty
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Sealite SL-15 compact LED marine light is an exceptional value and incorporates some of the most advanced technology available. In the tradition of Sealite lanterns, the SL-15 is designed to be maintenance-free with a life expectancy of up to 12 years, with battery replacement approximately every 5 years.
Reactive
The SL-15 can be installed in minutes. Once the flash code is set, no operator intervention is required. The solar module will charge the replaceable battery during daylight hours, and the lantern will automatically begin operation at dusk. The SL15 features the Sealite LED 360 Omni Directional Reflector, which increases the intensity and uniformity of the horizontal output.
Built for Nature
The tough polycarbonate lens is specifically designed for use with LEDs and has an environment-friendly spike deterring unwelcome birdlife. The unit is sealed using an advanced ultrasonic weld, enabling a rugged waterproof seal capable of prolonged and deep immersion (IP68)
- Light Characteristics
- Light Source: 1 LED
- Available Colors: Red, Green, White, Yellow
- Maximum Available Intensity: Red - 6.2cd; Green - 7.6cd; White - 6.8cd; Yellow - 5.9cd
- Visible Range: 1-2+ nautical miles
- Horizontal Output: 360 degrees
- Vertical Divergence: 7 degrees
- Reflector Type: Single LED Optic
- Available Flash Characteristics: 16 user-adjustable IALA flash characteristics
- LED Life Expectancy: >100,000 hours
- Electrical Characteristics
- Current Draw: Refer to Sealite Power Calculator
- Circuit Protection: Integrated
- Nominal Voltage: 3.6
- Autonomy: >50 days (14 hour darkness, 12.5% duty cycle)
- Temperature Range: -40 to 80 C
- Solar Characteristics
- Solar Module Type: Multicrystalline
- Output: 0.45 watts
- Solar Module Efficiency: 14%
- Charging Regulation: Microprocessor controlled
- Power Supply
- Battery Type: High grade NiMH - Environmentally friendly
- Battery Capacity: 1.6Ah
- Battery Voltage: 3.6
- Battery Service Life: Average 5 years
- Physical Characteristics
- Body Material: LEXAN Polycarbonate - UV stabilized
- Lens Material: LEXAN Polycarbonate - UV stabilized
- Lens Diameter: 98mm (3 7/8")
- Lens Design: Single LED Optic
- Mounting: 4x6mm mounting holes
- Height: 141mm (5 1/2")
- Width: 136mm (5 3/8")
- Mass: 0.5kg (1 1/8 lbs)
- Certifications
- CE: EN61000-6-3:1997, EN61000-6-1:1997
- Quality Assurance: ISO9001:2008
- Waterproof: IP68
- Intellectual Property
- Patents: US Pat. No. 6,667,582. AU Pat. No. 778,918
- Trademark: SEALITE is a registered trademark of Sealite Pty Ltd
- Warranty: 3 years
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