Quality Diecast Aluminium Remote Controlled Searchlight

SANSHIN Searchlight HR-1012UB

Designed to blend in with the modern design of today's powerboats and commercial vessels, this twin beam spotlight sets the standards in design and quality. 

This searchlight combines dual 55W halogen lamps and parabolic reflectors. The reflectors are optically perfect mirrors, which projects two hundred thousand candlepower for up to 500 meters. 

The remote control panel has an on - off switch and touch buttons for rotation and elevation. Standard with main control panel.

Elevating and turning operations can be remote controlled by motor. 

The robust searchlight housing is made from diecast aluminum and finished in a hard white coating, and the waterproof enclosed housing has excellent resistance to corrosion by severe wind, rain and waves. 

ENL stock the 24VDC version (model HR1012UB). 

Features

Lamps: 2 x 55W Halogen lamp
Max Luminous Intensity: 200,000 cd (12V) / 160,000 cd (24V)
Beam Spread: 5° (Vertical) x 7° (Horizontal)
Range: 440m (12V) / 400m (24V)
Elevation Angle: Up 9° / Down 17°
Turning Angle: 360° (Endless)
Elevation Speed: 2.8°/sec
Turning Speed: 31°/sec (High) / 20°/sec (Low)
Material: Aluminium alloy die casting
Waterproofing: IP56
Weight: 3.25 kg
Dimensions: 232 (W) x 199 (H) x 206 (D) mm
Power Supply: 12 VDC (10A) / 24 VDC (5A)

About: Sanshin Electric Corporation 

A Japanese manufacturer of electric equipment for shipping and fishing boats, SANSHIN trace their origins back to 1917 (YAMADA SANRITSU COMPANY) and then TAIYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (1943). Then, in June 1949 Taiyo Electric Co. separated its electric marine equipment division, thereby establishing SANSHIN ELECTRIC CORPORATION. Since then, SANSHIN have been active in the development, manufacture, and sales of quality Japanese-manufactured electric marine equipment for marine craft. Sanshin meet customer needs through a variety of products ranging from large-sized marine equipment to pleasure boat articles through our domestic and overseas sales networks.

Contact Dave James for further information: davej@enl.co.nz