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ACR HemiLight 3 HL3 Automatic Water-Activated LED Survivor Locator Light for PFDs, Retail Pack (3764.1)
Manufacturer Part:
3764.1
Sale price
$26.95
Regular price
$35.95
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The ACR HemiLight 3 is a compact, automatically activated survivor locator light designed to attach to a personal flotation device. Contact with fresh or salt water starts its flashing LED signal, while its low-profile, rounded housing is suited to inflatable life jackets. The carded retail-pack version makes it straightforward to equip or replace a PFD safety light.
Key Features & Benefits
- Automatic water activation: Flashes when immersed in fresh or salt water to help mark a person in the water.
- Manual shutoff: A red button allows the light to be switched off following activation.
- PFD-friendly profile: Rounded construction and webbing attachment loops are designed for a secure, low-snag fit.
- Marine safety approvals: Meets USCG, MED and SOLAS requirements for survivor locator lighting.
- Long-lasting sealed battery: Nonreplaceable lithium battery provides a rated five-year service life.
Technical Specifications
- Light source: High-intensity flashing LED
- Activation: Automatic in fresh or salt water; manual off
- Operating life: Typically more than 20 hours
- Battery: Sealed nonreplaceable lithium; five-year battery life
- Dimensions: 2.44 x 1.19 x 1.13 in (6.19 x 3.02 x 2.87 cm)
- Weight: 0.98 oz (28 g)
- Housing: Polycarbonate
- Waterproofing: Watertight to 10 ft (3 m)
- Operating temperature: 30°F to 86°F (-1°C to 30°C)
- Storage temperature: -22°F to 149°F (-30°C to 65°C)
- Approvals: USCG SOLAS; MED SOLAS
- Packaging: Carded retail
Compatibility
For attachment to suitable PFD or life-jacket webbing up to 2 in (5 cm) wide. This is a visual survivor locator light, not a satellite distress beacon.
Installation & Use
Attach securely to the PFD per ACR instructions, keep the light accessible to water during immersion, and check the battery service date as part of routine safety-equipment inspections.