Demo Units Available

[Nocturnal Lights]

March Bump Hope 2011 has been good so far for everyone!

 

[Nocturnal Lights]

BTW we got some more demo units available. On top of that we have a few refurbished lights as well. If you're interested in the refurbished lights please PM us.

 

[guyharrisonphoto]

I have a couple of questions that I could not figure out from the site. First, do these light have a variable power switch? It has different burn times for different power settings in one spot but in another says you have to use fewer batteries for lower power. Could you clarify this?

Also, how does the variable beam angle work? Do you have an adapter for broader coverage than 60 degrees?

Thanks,

 

[Nocturnal Lights]

Hi, It does not have a variable power switch. Usually you would just keep it on the max output and in our opinion you would only need it if you're using a higher output light. The light take 6 batteries but you can operate it on 3, the lower power will reduce the output but it's almost never used. The 12 and 60 degree beams are reflectors while the 90 degree beam is just the bare LED bulbs w/o any covers or reflectors. We have an adapter that pushes the bulbs up to the glass.

Let us know if you have any additional questions.

 

[sharksdelight]

Completely agree with Ronzo. I have the 800 LED lights and they are built to last. Small yet powerful and of excellent quality. I use the 800 as a spotter light and it is perfect with a good color temperature.
Steve

 

[drbill]

See you at your booth during the SCUBA Show