background image

 

©Hartenberger Unterwassertechnische Geräte GmbH   Rights reserved for technical changes.   Issue 01.2011

 

18 

 Instructions for use   Hartenberger   High-Tech-UW-Lamp   nano compact 

The charging connections are marked with + (red/right contact) and – (blue/left 
contact). 

Because the cell pack cannot be examined whilst using this method of 
charging, we recommend that it should only be carried out in exceptional 
circumstances. After the lamp has been charged repeatedly using the 
external charging connections, the cell pack must be examined for signs of 
damage/deterioration ! 
Before the plugs are plugged into the charging connections, the sockets 
must be thoroughly cleaned and dried (e.g. with an air blast or with a Q Tip). 
Moisture can lead to oxidation and/or charring of the connections during 
charging. 

The ambient temperature should not exceed 40°C (104 °F) during the charging 
process. If the lamp has been in direct sunlight and is warm to touch (above 40°C 
/ 104°F) then cool the lamp down before charging. 

Warning ! 

The charging process requires a mains power supply socket close to the 
cell pack and the cell pack should be placed on a dry surface that is not 
sensitive. Note that a defective electronic module may cause the lamp to 
turn on during charging. Damage to adjacent material caused by the 
resulting heat generated by the halogen bulb must be avoided.  

MONITORING DURING CHARGING 

The control module in the lamp monitors the temperature of the cell pack during 
charging. If the temperature of the cell pack exceeds 60°C (140°F) during 
charging, the charge process will be automatically stopped and the LED display 
will blink (4 x per second). 

INDICATIONS ON THE LED DISPLAY DURING CHARGING 

When the lamp is being charged using the external charging connections, the 
LED display will show the current capacity status of the cell pack. The actual 
charging process is indicated by the last LED blinking approx 2 x per second. 
When the cell pack is fully charged, the electronic module automatically shuts off 
the charger and all 4 LEDs are off. Within 1 hour, the electronic module will re-
start the charging process approx 2 or 3 times to „top-up“ the cell pack to the 
max. capacity (approx 2-3% top-up charge). 

NON-ORIGINAL CHARGERS 

Warning ! 

Only chargers that have been approved by the manufacturer in advance of 
use may be used for charging the lamp. Using non-approved chargers, 
voids the manufacturer’s warranty.  
Use of non-original chargers may damage the electronic module that 
monitors the cell pack condition. The cells can overheat and/or be 
damaged. (Risk of explosion !).  
Use of chargers that are not previously approved by the manufacturer is  
an alteration to the original design.  
This voids the warranty and any releases the manufacturer of any 
responsibility and liability for subsequent damage and/or injury. 

CHARGER OFF-SHORE I/6 

Use only manufacturer approved cells, do not connect any non-approved 
cells.  

!

!

!

Summary of Contents for Nano compact

Page 1: ...Instruction for use Hartenberger Underwater Hand Lamp Hartenberger nano compact pressure indicator LED power control unlock lock OFF 25 LED 125 25 SOS 1 sec 0 5 sec 5 sec nano compact...

Page 2: ...ER 9 POWER PACK 11 PREPARATION FOR USE 11 USING THE UNDERWATER LAMP 12 TRANSPORT 15 STORAGE 16 CHARGING 16 CHARGER OFF SHORE I 6 19 CHARGER OFF SHORE II 20 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 21 FAULT DIAGNOSIS 22 S...

Page 3: ...rantee Any unauthorised work on the lamp i e the removal or tightening of screws or the removal of the guarantee seals will make the guarantee invalid Warning The manufacturer s warranty expires if th...

Page 4: ...TOR COVER The standard front cover is equipped with a spot reflector for use with halogen bulbs Flood reflectors and or chemically matt coated front glasses are available as options C FRONT HOUSING CO...

Page 5: ...cts are colour coded red right contact and blue left contact N MAGENTIC SWITCH TRANSPORT LOCK The magnetic switch is used for all the control functions of the lamp and the electronics To lock the lamp...

Page 6: ...bulb during transport V CELL PACK The cell pack is plugged in to the power pack and can be removed replaced in seconds The cell pack consists of a Lithium Manganese LiMn cell block a micro processor e...

Page 7: ...WEIGHT PRESSURE RATING Length Diameter weight on land weight in water Resistance to water Pressure 150mm x 59mm 6 x 2 0 6kg 1lb 5oz 0 2kg 7oz 100m 330 ft FRONT GLASS PLATE The nano compact lamps have...

Page 8: ...nt tool should be used for the removal of the O ring i e a wooden tooth pick Before the components are refitted it is recommended that a thin coating of silicone grease is applied as lubrication It is...

Page 9: ...rtments adjacent to the bulb socket Bulbs are safely stowed in these compartments and the plastic cover prevents them from inadvertently falling out This cover must be turned open to access the bulb s...

Page 10: ...O rings and its groove should be thoroughly cleaned Should the sealing surfaces and or components be damaged then all damaged parts should be replaced If the O ring 40 x 3 0 50 hardness and 48 x 1 6 5...

Page 11: ...t the 3 plugs on the rear housing cover are guided into the sockets carefully The plug arrangement prevents incorrect connection Push the cell pack fully down on to the pins without damaging distortin...

Page 12: ...22 TRANSPORT LOCK Release the transport lock immediately before use To unlock the switch push it from the transport lock position lock outwards unlock the switch must physically click into the unlock...

Page 13: ...s electronics will automatically sense a defective bulb and will automatically turn on all the LEDs This serves as an emergency source of light for reading instrumentation or for orientation in a very...

Page 14: ...ssary the lamp if possible after a short pause can be reactivated and will automatically turn on at 25 power setting The cells are almost certainly damaged should this mode of operation be selected If...

Page 15: ...de down with the glass plate pointing down and look at the glass plate from the side for any signs of moisture water ingress After each use the lamp should be thoroughly rinsed in clean fresh water Du...

Page 16: ...ARGING RE CHARGEABLE CELLS The lithium manganese re chargeable cells used in this lamp have been declared as gas and acid alkali sealed For this reason the electrolyte in the cells cannot escape and t...

Page 17: ...on a dry surface that is not sensitive Even gas tight lithium manganese cells may leak under certain conditions this leakage may cause damage to the surface the cell pack is placed on Note that a def...

Page 18: ...ONITORING DURING CHARGING The control module in the lamp monitors the temperature of the cell pack during charging If the temperature of the cell pack exceeds 60 C 140 F during charging the charge pro...

Page 19: ...e charger into the mains socket The charger is equipped with a standard euro 2 pin flat plug Other popular plug configurations are available and replace the euro plug simply by pulling it out and fitt...

Page 20: ...ry out a self test after which time the LEDs will illuminate Charger LEDs when charging NC or NMH re chargeable cells LED I Green Mains supply connected charger is functioning correctly Red Mains supp...

Page 21: ...Every time the lamp housing is opened latest after 6 months or 50 times use X Replace the O rings in the covers Every 12 months or earlier if damaged X Clean and dry external charging connections Befo...

Page 22: ...over and O ring 2 Return the lamp to the manufacturer for repair Lamp does not turn on 1 Cell pack is discharged 2 Bulb is defective 1 Charge the cell pack 2 Replace bulb Charging LED does not illumin...

Page 23: ...bags TRANSPORT BAG CHARGER Nylon bag offers protection whilst transporting the charger in diving gear bags CARABINER CLIPS For securing the lamp to a suitable point on the diving equipment CARABINER...

Page 24: ...for technical changes Issue 01 2011 24 Instructions for use Hartenberger High Tech UW Lamp nano compact Hartenberger Unterwassertechnische Ger te GmbH Rennebergstr 19 D 50939 K ln Germany Tel 49 221 4...

Reviews: