American Underwater Lighting

[Nic160]

American Underwater Lighting
I was wondering if anyone could give me any information about this company. I know nothing about them, other than they make canister lights. Their website is non existent. Any suggestions on where to find parts or info.

 

[pants!]

They no longer exist. I can't help you with parts or info, but if you post what specifically you're looking for someone should be able to help you.

AFAIK they used to make nice canister lights, but they've been more or less displaced by more high tech lights from the likes of Halcyon, OMS, Sartek, etc.

 

[phylo]

They no longer exist. I can't help you with parts or info, but if you post what specifically you're looking for someone should be able to help you.

AFAIK they used to make nice canister lights, but they've been more or less displaced by more high tech lights from the likes of Halcyon, OMS, Sartek, etc.

You might also Check out Nocturnal Lights, they make a great light at a verry reasonable price.

<a href://www.nocturnallights.com>The Nocturnal Lights Webpage</a>

Im not affiliated with them, Just going on what I have seen and heard of there lights.

Phil

 

[pants!]

I've seen Nocturnal Lights... there may be a market for good inexpensive canister lights. Their TL50 Pro is a particularly interesting prospect, but IMO they missed the boat a little bit.

If someone sold a quality canister light with a narrow beam that got 2 hours of burn time with a 35W bulb and lead acid battery, slapped a Goodman handle on the head, and sold it for $300 they'd have something.

When you can buy a can light that gets 4 hours of burn time out of a 10W HID, with a NiMH battery, for $500-$700, $560 for a lead acid-based halogen can light with 2 hours of burn time does not cut the mustard.