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Nano SeaLite
ULTRA COMPACT AND LIGHTWEIGHT
The Nano SeaLite is our smallest light and emits up to 700 lumens. This LED light comes in a titanium housing and has an optional 11,000 m depth rating. Divers and inspection class ROVs use this subsea light for its size and weight. The Nano SeaLite includes a mounting bracket.
The Nano SeaLite can be paired with the Nano SeaCam on a dual-mounting bracket.
Key Features:
- Up to 11km Depth Rating
- Colour Options
- Ultra Compact Light
- 700 Lumens
- Flood Beam Angle
- 10~36 VDC Input Power
Nano SeaLite TRUE LUMENS Report
For more information about DeepSea’s Nano SeaLite, Contact the sales team.
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