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4.0
WIRING
The RCL-75 has two wiring requirements:
1. Connect the remote control to the light
2. Connect the light to 12-volt power with 15 amp rated wiring. The light works best with
13.5 volts.
Caution - The connectors on each side of the wire harness are different. Test fit
connector to switch before running the harness to the light.
A 17' wiring harness to connect the remote control to the light has been supplied for ease of
installation. The wire should be run from the switch to the light. Do not run wire near sharp
edges. When passing through bulkheads, use a cable outlet (available at marine hardware
stores). After cable has been run, the remote control is ready to be connected.
The light needs to be connected to a power source. It is recommended to use 14 Gauge AWG
for this installation. Positive lead should be fused with a (15 Amp fuse). For wire runs over 16
feet, use 12 Gauge AWG.
Precautions should be taken to make power connections as water tight as possible.
5.0
INSTALLATION
5.1
Location Selection
In order for the RCL-75 to achieve maximum performance, care and consideration should be
given to the selection of a mounting location for the Searchlight and Remote Control Panel.
Typical mount locations include, bow pulpit, fore deck, and cabin hardtop. See Figure 1 and 2.
Caution: Do not mount the searchlight upside down.
Mounting surface should be flat and parallel to the water's surface. Keep in mind that the
further the light is from the pulpit, the greater the chance that light will reflect off the boat into
the operator's vision.
Before installing the light or remote control switch, find a suitable path for the wires to run.
There are two sets of wires, a 17' wiring harness, which will connect the light and the remote
control panel, and power leads which will connect the light to a power source. A path will be
needed for both. Wire should be kept from contact of sharp edges, and tight radii. If wire needs
to pass through a bulkhead, use a cable outlet (available at marine hardware stores). Wire
should be supported where necessary by the use of cable straps.
The location selected must be sufficiently rigid to support the weight of the total installation at
the same time, considering surroundings hazards such as equipment movement, hatches being
opened, accidental covering, personnel traffic, etc.
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