Kasco marine LED3S19, Owner'S Manual

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must provide at least the same submersion to properly
cool the ixture. Operating the ixtures out of water
will damage the LED and void warranty.
Installing Color Lenses:
If you desire to change to one of the color choices
instead of the standard white light, follow these steps.
2. Unpeel the protective backing from both sides of
the colored lens on the color of your choice. Place the
lens inside the rubber cap making sure the 3 laps are
holding the lens in place. Do this for all 3 lenses.
Fig 2
3. Place rubber caps over the light ixtures as shown.
Ensure the rubber cap is seated all the way down
onto the ixture housing. If this is not on a new light
kit, make sure the ixture and lens are clean before
installing the rubber cap.
Fig 3
4. Insert the ¼” x 1-3/8” bolt into the light mounting
bracket. Align the bracket to the loat tab by placing
the bolt through the light mounting hole (mounting
bracket is on top of the loat tab) as shown in Fig. 4
Fig 4:
• ¼” Stainless Steel Flat Washer (6)
• ¼” Stainless Steel Nut (6)
• ¼” x ½” Stainless Steel Bolt (12)
• ¼” x 1” Stainless Steel Bolt (6)
• Nylon Cable Ties (12)
• Lower Float Brackets (6)
• 3/8” Stainless Steel Flat Washers (3)
TOOLS & SUPPLIES NEEDED
• Two 7/16” wrenches (or one wrench & a 7/16”
socket with driver)
• Two 9/16” wrenches (or one wrench & a 9/16”
socket with driver)
• Wire Cutter (for trimming cable ties)
LED3S19 Assembly Instructions
For ease of assembly, make sure the Aerating Fountain
is completely assembled. Place the assembly upright.
Instructions for mounting LED3S19 on models:
2400VFX, 3400VFX, 3400HVFX, 3400JF, 3400HJF,
4400VFX, 4400HVFX, 4400JF, 4400HJF
1. Install the mounting brackets to the light ixtures
as shown using ¼” lock washers and ¼” x ½” bolts.
Hand tighten only at this time.
Fig 1
Important Note: Installation of the LED light ixtures
on the above listed aerating fountain units with the
mounting brackets oriented as shown will ensure
proper submersion of the light ixtures. Each ixture
must be partially submerged in order for lights to
operate properly. Other applications for these ixtures