underwater video cameras

DRY/WET UNDERWATER LED LIGHTS
Datasheet	SpotLED SM Subminiature underwater spotlight with a compact LED source of 3.7 Watt & 100 lumens for very confined spaces. Housing made of black hard anodized aluminium with MCBH2M connector and a rated depth of up to 7000 m.
Datasheet	SpotLED MI Miniature underwater light of 400 lumens output and 6 W consumption. Efficient LED lamp of 67 lumens/Watt* Black hard anodized aluminium housing with MCBH2M connector, for applications up to 1000 m depth. Ideal for using together with Inspecam® cameras system.
Datasheet	SpotLED MX Alll around underwater LED light for applications up to 4000 m depth. The SpotLED MX is a powerful, very efficient (73 lm/Watt*) and robust dry-wet LED light of 30 W and 2200 lumens output. The flangeless body with detachable front sleeve is made of black hard anodized aluminium. Ideal for using together with Inspecam® cameras, in a handle, fixed on a Pan&Tilt rotator or on a cage.
Datasheet	SpotLED EP Powerful and robust dry-wet underwater light for oceanographic inspections or for applications where extra illumination is required up to 4000 m depth The SpotLED EP & driven by an advanced LED engine providing 4400 lumens with just 60 Watt of power, which means an astonishing efficiency of 73 lumens/Watt* Flangeless body with detachable front sleeve made of black hard anodized aluminium.
WET UNDERWATER HALOGEN LIGHTS
	RMV-4000 All around and sturdy halogen spotlight made of black hard anodized aluminium, for inspections up to 4000 m. Available with 250 or 500 W bulb for 120 or 240 V. Datasheet
	RQL-3000 Rugged floodlight made of aluminium or stainless steel, for inspections up to 3000 m. Bulbs are available from 50 to 500 W. Datasheet
ABOUT LIGHTING *Luminous flux (lumens) is the total light output of a lamp and indicates how powerful and efficient the lamp is. Incandescent bulbs provide 14 lumens per watt, halogen 22 and LED up to more than 70 lumens/watt. Illuminance (lux) is the luminous intensity per area, lumen/m². Lux number depends on the angle of the beam, the distance and the power. Lux number represents the illuminated area, rather than the efficiency and power of a lamp. Lumens/watt, lux and beam angle are important values to take into account before choosing a lamp.