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Tools and fasteners needed for installation 

The following tools and marine-grade fasteners are needed for 
installation but are not included in the light kit. 

 

4 each, 1/4” dia. bolts

 

 

4 each, Lock nuts

 

OR 

4 each, 1/4” dia. 

Lag screws

 

4 each,Washers

 

 

 

 

1 each, 1/4" Drill bit for bolt 
holes

 

OR 

1 each, 17/64" Drill 

bit for lag screws

 

 

 

1 each, 15/16" Drill bit for cable clearance 

 

1 each, 13/64" Drill bit for remote switch mounting bolts

 

1 each, Tube of silicone or bedding compound to close hole around 
cable

 

 

OPTION:

  1-inch  mounting  riser  shapeable  for  irregular  surfaces  (P/N 

9427, see Figure 6). 
 

WARNING: 

Be  careful  when  using  electrical  power  tools  around 

water. 

Follow manufacturer’s instructions. Electric shock could occur.

 

Location Selection 

Care  and  consideration  should  be  given  to the  selection  of  a  mounting 
location  for  the  RCL-

75  and  the  Point  Pad™  (remote  control  panel). 

Location helps assure maximum performance of the light. 
 
Typical mounting locations include bow pulpit, fore deck, and cabin 
hardtop (see Figures 2 and 3). 
 

CAUTION:

 Do not mount the searchlight upside down. 

 
The mounting surface should be flat and parallel to the water’s surface. 
Keep in mind that the further the light is from the pulpit, the greater the 
chance that light will reflect off the boat 

and into the operator’s vision. 

 
Before  installing  the  light  or  remote  control  switch,  find  a  suitable  path 
for  the  wires  to  run.  There  are  two  sets  of  wires:  (a)  a  17-foot  (5.18 
meter) wiring harness, which will connect the light and the remote Point 
Pad™,  and  (b)  power  leads  which  will  connect  the  light  to  a  power 
source. A path will be needed for both. Wire should be kept from contact 
with  sharp  edges,  and  tight  radii.  If  wire  needs  to  pass  through  a 

Summary of Contents for RCL-75

Page 1: ...PRODUCT SUPPORT MANUAL RCL 75 Remote Control Searchlight System Model No RCL 75 Product No 1946 Y1 03 0158 Rev H...

Page 2: ...954 981 3333 or email at service acrelectronics com Please be ready to provide the technician with the page number you wish to discuss If you have a question that is not covered in the manual please...

Page 3: ...__ 6 SECTION 4 OPERATION _________________________________ 10 SECTION 5 CARE AND MAINTENANCE _____________________ 10 APPENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS ____________________________ 15 APPENDIX B ACCESSORIES__...

Page 4: ...nt ASA plastic to minimize yellowing and is gasketed and finished to repel the weather SECTION 2 PREPARING TO INSTALL Unpacking the RCL 75 Before proceeding with the installation of the RCL 75 please...

Page 5: ...above is missing please contact ACR Electronics Technical Service by email at service acrelectronics com or by phone at 1 954 981 3333 Please be ready to provide the serial number of your unit and lo...

Page 6: ...eration should be given to the selection of a mounting location for the RCL 75 and the Point Pad remote control panel Location helps assure maximum performance of the light Typical mounting locations...

Page 7: ...ill need 1 4 diameter stainless steel bolts nuts and washers If the mounting area is robust enough pan head lag screws may be used If the surface area can be reached from the underside bolting with lo...

Page 8: ...rill holes will not impact or harm other items wires plumbing hardware bulkhead The URP 102 Point Pad is supplied as a surface mount unit see figure 4 A flush mount option is provided see figure 5 To...

Page 9: ...h is to be located i e bulkheads wires plumbing hardware Check in advance to verify the wiring harness can be routed to this location Mounting the Light Make sure area is clean and dry Decide on the u...

Page 10: ...3 4 Put the mounting gasket on the deck mount or shaped plate if used Use caulk or bedding compound to seal bolt and wire holes before deck mount is attached to deck The plates are keyed to each other...

Page 11: ...etergent and water if desired Rotate the light left then right and up then down periodically to keep motors and turning surfaces clean and operational WARNING DO NOT rotate the light manually This wil...

Page 12: ...t sides of front and 4 counter sunk Phillips screws attaching top cover to lower case Use L wrench furnished with light see Figure 8 3 Carefully remove top cover by lifting straight up see Figure 9 4...

Page 13: ...leeve with needle nose pliers and push through the partition wall see Figure 12 7 Gently remove the entire reflector assembly from the body see Figure 13 8 Place the reflector assembly face down 9 Rem...

Page 14: ...gear toothed rack is on the right and the smooth arch is on the left The wires on the left are formed sharply down and back of the bulb assembly then a 1 inch 2 54cm diameter loop is formed back up a...

Page 15: ...screw holes at the front match the metal braces 22 Reinstall the four 4 long cover screws starting from the back and work forward then install the two 2 top screws at each side total of 4 Tighten all...

Page 16: ...mum with Molex quick connect locking connectors on each end Peak beam candle power 180 000 candela Lamp Dual beam 55 watt halogen Reflector size 6 x 4 5 Beam spread degrees Horizontal 8 Approx Vertica...

Page 17: ...r operating life 9403 Base gasket 9425 2 nd station cable harness 17 5 2m length water proof connector 9426 Riser 1 inch 2 54cm Can be stacked to raise light 9427 2 nd station Point Pad control flush...

Page 18: ...Y1 03 0158H 17 Figure 21 Installation with extension cable harness Figure 22 Installation with second Point Pad station...

Page 19: ...ND EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER MATTER WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT The Company shall not be liable for consequential or special damages To pl...

Page 20: ...N 60945 2002 Immunity IEC 61000 4 2 1995 Electrostatic Discharge IEC 61000 4 3 1995 Radiated Immunity IEC 61000 4 6 1996 Conducted Immunity Power and I O Leads IEC 61000 4 11 1994 Voltage Dips and Int...

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