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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Introduction
To get the most out of your new rechargeable
spotlight, please read through these instructions
and the enclosed safety regulations before use.
We also recommend that you save the instructions
in case you need to refer to them at a later date.
Technical specifications
Weatherproof halogen lamp with a luminous
intensity of 2,000,000 candelas.
Battery:
6 V, 4 Ah
Bulb:
100 W halogen - H3
Charger:
230 V ~ 50 Hz / 12 V DC 500 mA
Special safety regulations
Avoid looking at the light source once the halogen
lamp is lit. The light is extremely powerful and
may damage your eyes.
Avoid touching or covering the lens once the
halogen lamp is lit. The lens gets very hot.
The light beam is so powerful that it can cause
scorching. Therefore, avoid pointing it at another
person or nearby surfaces.
Charging
The lamp can be charged using the accompanying
charger or lead, which can be connected to the
cigarette lighter in a car or boat, for example.
Before it is used for the first time, the halogen
lamp must be charged for approx. 20 hours.
After that, the halogen lamp can be charged for
between 14 and 18 hours.
Remember to switch off the charger after the
specified charging times, otherwise the battery
may become damaged.
Always charge the battery immediately after using
the halogen lamp. If the lamp is stored with the
battery uncharged, the operating time of the lamp
may be reduced.
Replacing the battery
Remove the lamp body by unscrewing the collar
counter-clockwise.
Unscrew the battery cover and remove the battery.
Insert a new battery (6 V, 4 Ah).
Replace the battery cover and the lamp body.
Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local
rules and regulations.
Replacing the bulb
Remove the lamp body by unscrewing the collar
counter-clockwise.
Lift the bulb out of the reflector.
Insert a new bulb into the reflector. Avoid touching
the bulb with your fingers, as residues from sweat,
grease or oil can cause the bulb to overheat and
blow when it is turned on.
Replace the lamp body.
Environmental information
You can help protect the environment!
Follow local environmental regulations:
Dispose of unwanted electrical
equipment at an approved refuse
disposal centre.
Take out the batteries before scrapping the
product.