WARNING
The battery pack in this light is of Li-Ion type. This kind of battery
may explode if charged incorrectly, short circuited or damaged in
any way. Charge the light outside away from flammable materials.
Never charge the light in direct sunlight or in temperatures above
35°C. If the light or battery becomes hot, immediately disconnect
the charger, open the light and place the light in a fire proof area
outside and don’t use the light again until a Nanight service center
has checked the light. Never use a light that has been flooded.
Regularly open the light and check for over pressure if the light is
equipped with an external charging port. Replace the battery if the
battery is damaged or has significantly lost capacity. Only use
original Nanight battery packs with this product.
When diving in dark water, a backup dive light should always be
brought.
This is a bright light. Never direct the light directly into the eyes of
yourself or others.
When using the dive light above water, it may become hot. Be
careful not to burn yourself or others.
Do not disassemble the dive light while it’s still wet.
BATTERY INFORMATION
The lithium ion battery is certified for flying according to UN 38.3,
and the energy content is below the allowed upper limit. As
specified by the certification, the battery should not be removed
from the product before or during flying. Depending on regulations
between different airlines you should either fly with your lights as
hand luggage or checked in luggage.
CHARGE THE BATTERY
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Make sure the Charge Port is completely dry.
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Attach the brass adaptor to the Charge Port.
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Connect the charger to the wall and plug in the DC connector to
the brass adapter.
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The charger will indicate charging by a red LED. A green led will
indicate completed charge.
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Disconnect the charger.
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Always remove the brass adapter after charging.
CHANGING THE LENS
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It is easier to open the light head if you first remove the (soft or
aluminium) goodman handle.
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Open the dive light by unscrewing the housing tube
counterclockwise and pull the tube carefully.
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Remove the lens manually by gently wiggling it.
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Insert the new lens, being careful so that its legs are aligned
correctly in the light base.
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Inspect the o-ring for damages and dirt. Replace o-rings or clean
them if necessary.
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Close the dive light by pushing the tube past the first o-ring.
Tighten the housing tube by turning clockwise. Be careful so that
the parts are threading correctly to each other. Make sure that
the tube covers both o-rings.
USAGE
The drop-shaped knob controls the functionality of the light.
Loosening or tightening the screw can adjust knob friction.
SWITCH THE LIGHT ON
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Turn the knob clockwise. The light will always start on step 3/4.
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If the battery level falls below 10%, the amount of light will
automatically be reduced to optimize the battery performance
and allow the user to terminate the dive safely.
SWITCH THE LIGHT OFF
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Turn the knob counterclockwise until it touches the locking
position, the light will go off with a delay of 2 seconds.
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Whenever outside of the water, turn the knob counterclockwise
past the locking position, to ensure that the light is not
accidentally switched on.
DIM THE LIGHT
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Turn the knob counterclockwise until it touches the locking
position, and back again within 2 seconds.
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Repeat the maneuver for further dimming.
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In this way, the light is dimmed gradually in four steps, and
back again to the highest brightness
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The light will always start up on step 3/4.
Note that the light automatically dims down when the battery
level drops below 10%.
Battery level indication
A colored led seen in the lens, indicates the battery level each
time the light is switched off.
2
3
4
5
6
Green
100-65%
Amber
65-33%
Red
33-0%
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