SeaViewer Underwater's Underwater LED Lights Model 21 INTERNAL & Model 42 SEPARATE Specifications

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Underwater LED Lights: 42 LED's. Super White or Infrared waterproof Light.

SeaViewer's Model 21 INTERNAL & Model 42 SEPARATE Underwater LED Lights:Can be connected to a color or B&W Sea-Drop camera or used separately.

Underwater LED Light Kit With Cable
From $420 to $1645.00

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Underwater LED Light Features include:

	SEPARATE Underwater LED Lights Model 42 Features include : Up to 1000 feet of Sea-Serpent™ Marine Cable - independent of camera cable. Cable hand-spool. Clamps for attaching to Sea-Drop™ Camera (if camera also ordered). Hard carrying case.
	INTERNAL Underwater LED Lights Model 21 Features include : LED Light model must be specified when ordering camera Can be added to either Sea-Drop™ or Offshore™ New Cameras 21 LEDs Integrated inside your new Camera lens (Camera and light in one unit) Powered through your new Sea-Serpent™ Camera cable. NOTE: Cannot be added to previously existing cameras.

NOTE for SEPARATE Underwater LED Light Model 42 and Cameras with INTERNAL Underwater LED Light Model 21 : For MAXIMUM (designed) illumination of the lights at cable lengths over 300-feet, MORE THAN 12-VOLTS DC must be put into the cable at the surface, due to "voltage drop" in the longer cable. To accomplish this, your battery system must provide MORE THAN 12-VOLTS DC (approx. 13 Volts DC), OR you will need to provide AC electrical power at the surface from a 110-240 Volt AC source. A generator or inexpensive Invertor will accomplish this. We will provide a Transformer that will convert your AC power to the proper DC voltage to power the lights through your particular length of cable. In many cases, the lights WILL WORK with only 12VDC at the surface (and so will the camera), but the lights will just not be at full designed brightness.