Installation:
This light should be installed at minimum 250-300mm (10-12”) below the light load water line by qualified/approved personnel
using proper tools, welding procedures and materials. An access area of at least 75mm (3”) should be left behind the light for lamp
servicing and general ventilation.
After selecting a location, cut an appropriate sized hole through the vessel hull. Note: Hole size will be defined by the specific weld-
in Front Flange (18) that came with the light. Caution! Check that no electrical wiring, fuel lines, oil lines, water lines etc., pass
near or through the intended hole location. Note: In order to allow proper heat dissipation from the installed lights it is important
to ensure that any hull insulation/cladding is not in contact with the thru hull or light body. It is recommended that a minimum of
30mm (1.2”) of clear space should be surrounding the fixture to allow for adequate cooling.
Place the supplied Front Flange (18) into said hole and following common ship building practices, permanently weld-in place. Note:
Leave the factory installed block-off disk and protective cap on the supplied Front Flange (18) until final light assembly.
Final light assembly - Remove Front Flange (18) block-off disk, protective cap and clean all surfaces. Install two Glass Gaskets (7)
(one gasket on either side of glass) Glass (6) and Glass Retaining Ring (3) using six fasteners (14) tightened in a criss-cross pattern
to 9 Nm (7 ft/bs) using a 5mm allen wrench. Screw the Connecting Ring (2) with attached Main Body (1) onto the Front Flange
(18) and tighten to 40 Nm (30 ft/lbs). Note: Apply anti-seize compound to Connecting Ring (2) threads. After making proper
electrical connections (see ballast manual), attach the Projector Lid (5) to the Main Body (1) using six Nuts (17) tightened to 2 Nm
(1.5 ft/bs). Note: Upon completing light installation, it is highly recommended that the Front Flange (18) be coated with antifouling
paint.
Serviceable Parts:
Lamp replacement is done by removing six Nuts (17), removing the Projector Lid (5), pulling the Lamp (11) out of the Lamp Socket
(10), pushing a new Lamp (11) into the Lamp Socket (10) and then reversing said procedure. Note: Tighten the six Nuts (17) to 2
Nm (1.5 ft/bs). Caution! Ensure that the new lamp is clean and free of dust, dirt, grease, oil, water and finger prints.
Glass (6) replacement is done by removing six Nuts (17), Projector Lid (5), Connecting Ring (2) with attached Main Body (1), six
fasteners (14), Glass Retaining Ring (3) and Glass Gaskets (7) while the boat is out of the water. Upon thoroughly cleaning all
surfaces, reverse said procedure to assemble the new Glass (6) and Glass Gaskets (7). Note: Tighten the six fasteners (14) in a
criss-cross pattern to 9 Nm (7 ft/bs) using a 5mm allen wrench.
SV14 Light
120VAC/150W
240VAC/150W
MODELS B14_10A13-10A16B, 120VAC/150W & B14_10A13-11A16B, 240VAC/150W
BALLOON
PART
DESCRIPTION
1
14001
MAIN BODY / COFFERDAM
2
14003
CONNECTING RING
3
14048
GLASS RETAINING RING
4
14005
REFLECTOR
5
14006
PROJECTOR LID
6
14007
GLASS
7
14008
GLASS GASKET
8
14009
CONNECTING RING GASKET
9
14010
PROJECTOR LID O-RING
10
14011
LAMP SOCKET
11
14057
LAMP, 150 WATT
12
14013
PORCELAIN TERMINAL BLOCK
13
14014
CABLE STRAIN RELIEF
14
14015
M6 x 1.0 x 14LG SST SHCS
15
14016
M4 x 0.7 x 16LG SST SHCS
16
14018
M6 x 1.0 x 25LG SST SET SCREW
17
14019
M6 x 1.0 SST HEX LOCKNUT
18
N/A
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APPROPRIATE FRONT FLANGE
Underwater Lights USA, LLC
Underwater Lights Europe Sarl
3406 S.W. 26
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Terrace, C 6/7
16, rue Rouaze
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 USA
06400 Cannes, France
Phone: 1-954-760-4447
Phone: 33-(0)-4-97-21-02-96
Fax: 1-954-525-3261
Fax: 33-(0)-4-97-21-10-96
Internet: www.seavision.com
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