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L6 Subsea Light
120V AC/DC powered subsea LED lamp
OceanTools L6 subsea lamp utilises the very latest in LED technology and optics to give unrivalled performance. The 120VAC or 120VDC powered L6 is based on our already very successful market leading L5 lamp, providing up to 12,000 lumens output with multiple ROV control options.
The field serviceable L6 lamps are available in both flood and spot versions, with RS232, RS485 or analogue intensity control. The lamps are available in two depth ratings – 4000m aluminium housing or 8000m titanium housing – with provision for a mounting bracket or clamp.
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