Sealite SL-70 2-3NM+ Solar Marine Light
Features
- Reliable year-round operation in low sunlight conditions
- 256 IALA flash patterns, user-adjustable without the need for external devices
- NiMH battery for long service life & wide temperature range
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Made from tough, durable polycarbonate and using the latest high intensity LED's, the SL-70 lantern boasts dual high-performance solar modules incorporated into Sealite's world-first Solar Collection Lens. These solar modules are angled to obtain maximum sunlight capture, allowing the unit to operate reliably in a range of low sunlight environments.
The SL-70 can be installed in minutes, and requires no operator intervention. The flash-characters are easily adjusted on-site by the user, and the lantern has a permanent ON/OFF switch for easy storage.
The sealed battery compartment allows the battery to be replaced after years of service – don’t throw the light away at the end of the battery service life.
Sealite's SL-70 solar marine light has been awarded the prestigious Australian DesignMark® at the Australian Design Awards; a testament of Sealite's commitment to the ongoing development of state-of-the-art products.
Light Characteristics
- Light Source: 6 ultra-high intensity LEDs
- Available Flash Colors: Red, Green, White, Yellow, Blue
- Maximum Available Intensity: R- 11.4cd, G- 20.0cd, W- 26.0cd, Y- 10.0cd
- Visible Range: 2-3nm+
- Horizontal Output: 360 degrees
- Vertical Divergence: 9 degrees
- Reflector Type: Omnidirectional 360° LED Reflector (US Pat. No. 6,667,582. AU Pat. No. 778,918)
- Available Flash Characteristics: Up to 256 IALA recommended (user adjustable)
- Intensity Adjustments: Adjustable in 25% increments
- LED Life Expectancy: >100,000 hours
Electrical Characteristics
- Current Draw: Refer to Sealite Power Calculator
- Circuit Protection: Integrated
- Nominal Voltage: 3.6v
- Autonomy: >30 days (14 hour darkness, 12.5% duty cycle)
- Temperature Range: -40 to 80°C
Solar Characteristics
- Solar Module Type: Multicrystalline
- Output: 2.5watt (2x 1.25watt)
- Solar Module Efficiency: 14%
- Charging Regulation: Microprocessor controlled
Power Supply
- Battery Type: High grade NiMH - Environment friendly
- Battery Capacity: 8Ah
- Nominal Voltage: 3.6v
- Battery Service Life: Average 5 years
Physical Characteristics- Lights
- Body Material: LEXAN® Polycarbonate - UV-stabilised
- Lens Material: LEXAN® Polycarbonate - UV-stabilised
- Lens Diameter (mm/inches): 150 / 5 7/8
- Lens Design: External optics with interior flute design
- Mounting: 200mm OD base pattern
- Height (mm/inches): 240 / 9 1/2
- Width (mm/inches): 231 / 9 1/8
- Mass (Kg/lbs): 1.4 / 3 1/8
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
- Trademarks SEALITE® is a registered trademark of Sealite Pty Ltd
Warranty
- Full three years
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