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L8-5 TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The ACR L8-5 Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Light is a reserve battery powered marine survivor locator light which is secured to a

life jacket or life preserver for the purpose of facilitating location of persons who have survived an emergency at sea. The light is

designed and manufactured to meet USCG requirements (46 CFR Subpart 161.012) for Personal Flotation Device Lights.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Please read the following instructions in their entirety prior to beginning the installation process.

L8-5 DESCRIPTION

Once the manual pull ring (see image above) is removed, the L8-5 will automatically activate when the light is immersed in water.

Once activated, a steady white light of more than 1 candela light intensity will be output for at least 8 hours continuously. Note:

The manual pull ring is supplied with the light but is packed separately.

MARKING

The L8-5 is marked with the Manufacturing Date (MFG) and the Expiry Date (EXP) of the light. MFG is equivalent to the batch or lot

number of the light.

INSPECTION

Visually inspect the battery pack for any swelling, deformation, or moisture and to see if it is worn, scratched, or cracked. If any

defective appearance is found, the defective light should be removed and replaced by a new light. After inspecting the light, the

inspector should sign and write the inspection date in the inspection table printed on the case of the battery pack. Additionally,

ensure that the manual pull ring is still firmly in place on the battery pack and that the current date does not exceed the expiry date

listed on the product.

INSTALLATION

N ote: The L8-5 m ust be installed on a P FD that is specifically designed w ith a tab containing a circular hole intended

to hold a P FD locator light (eg. Figure 1). The m aterial of this type of P FD is com m only a urethane-coated nylon

m aterial but can vary as long as the type of PFD includes the aforem entioned tab w ith circular hole and is sim ilar to

the style of P FD show n in Figure 4.

1. Install the locator light in the circular hole as shown in Figure 1. The light should be firmly mounted on the device and the upper

hemisphere of the light should have 360⁰ visibility.

2. Attach the battery pack firmly to the PFD strap (as shown in Figure 2) with an over-the-counter transparent adhesive tape (eg.

Scotch Tape or Sellotape). Note: Avoid placing the tape over the water entry holes on the side and at the bottom of the light as

these holes should be covered by the manual pull ring when it is installed (see Figure 3). Ensure that the adhesive tape does not

cover the Inspection Record Table on the battery pack and that an adequate amount of tape is used to secure the battery pack

firmly to the PFD (the tape should wrap fully around the battery pack and PFD strap at least two times). As shown in Figure 4, the

battery pack should be mounted in a position which ensures that it will be immersed in water in a usage scenario.

3. Attach the manual pull ring to the battery pack as shown in Figure 3. The two plugs on the ring should be pressed down firmly as

far as possible into the water entry holes of the battery pack (locations #1 and #2 shown in Figure 3). A tool such as a flathead

screwdriver may be used to press the plugs down in to the water entry holes. After installation, visually check that the two plugs

are fully inserted into the water entry holes and that the pull ring is flush with the case of the battery pack.

4. After installation, if the PFD needs to be folded, make sure that the manual pull ring is not bent or pulled out during the folding

process. Be sure to follow these instructions carefully to prevent damaging the PFD or interfering with its performance.

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