| | | | Extreme Beam FAQS, Installation & SpecsEasy 5-Step Installation For Fiberglass Hulls 1. Verify that the hull thickness does not exceed 3” or 80mm then select the location choice on your boat approximately 12” or 250mm below the water line. Drill using a pilot bit first to ensure there are no internal obstacles. 2. Loosen the cable connector at the rear of the cap, then remove the rear cap counter clockwise and place light and cap in a safe place until fixture is installed. Using a holesaw, cut out a 4.50” or 115mm diameter hole. 3. Clean hole thoroughly using 3M adhesive remover or a similar alcohol-based agent. Be sure to seal the core, if needed, with marine epoxy or 3M 5200. 4. Install the fixture using 3M 5200 or 4200 Fast Cure Silicon, just as you would with any other thru hull, then hand tighten internal locking ring. Once the ring has been tightened, lock the 4 locking bolts firmly against the hull. Next clean all excess 5200 from the surrounding area with 3M adhesive remover or a similar alcohol-based substance. 5. Re-connect cable connector, then hand tighten cap clockwise. Be sure to leave sufficient cable length for bulb changes and service ( + 2-3 feet). Connect bonding strap. Important Notes INSTALLATION: All installations including electrical should be performed by qualified personnel only. The manufacturers and dealers of Xtreme Beam will not be held responsible for improper installations. Refer to electrical diagram on ballast. PRODUCT GUARANTEE: The Xtreme Beam Fixture is guaranteed for 1 year from purchase date. This guarantee does not include removal, installation or lamp life. Proof of purchase is required. ALUMINUM HULLS: Do not use stainless fixtures for aluminum hull vessels; only aluminum fixtures should be used. Prep and paint aluminum fixtures as you would the rest of the hull. Refer to boat builder for more information. LENS: The lens has been installed and tested by Advanced Marine Underwater Lighting and should not be tampered with in any way.
FAQs Why should I put an underwater light on my vessel?
Underwater lights are a great addition to your vessel for many reasons. They enhance the overall appearance of your yacht and allow you to enjoy the beauties of the ocean even after the sun goes down. Underwater lights allow you to attract fish (a favorite tool of fisherman) and illuminate the natural wonders that lie beneath the water's surface. What is the difference between Express Lighting products as compared to others in the marketplace?
Express Lighting uses only the finest available marine grade materials for all of our products (including 316L Stainless Steel, Marine Grade Aluminum and Titanium). We don't cut corners in creating products tough enough to stand up to the harsh elements of the marine environment yet filled with design elements to enhance the beauty of your vessel. Our products are rust and corrosion-proof as well as cost effective to install. All of our products are:
CNC-machined from the finest marine grade materials including 316L stainless steel, 5086 marine grade aluminum and titanium (upon request).
Rust and Corrosion Proof.
Made in the USA.
Easy and Cost Effective to Install.
What is your warranty policy?
Our underwater lights are guaranteed for 1 year from purchase date. All other lighting products are guaranteed for life (not including electrical or light source). This guarantee does not include removal, installation or lamp life. Proof of purchase is required. How far below the water line should an underwater light be installed?
Underwater lights should be installed approximately 12" below the water line. Should I put more than 1 Underwater Light on my vessel?
Even 1 underwater light is a great enhancement to your vessel and your overall yachting experience. Depending on your budget, however, three or more lights will work together to create the optimal effect. What is the beam spread for the Xtreme Beam?
Because the Xtreme Beam is under the water's surface and water reflects light, the entire surrounding area will become illuminated. What are the benefits of using borosilicate glass for the lens?
Borocialiate is the most reliable cost effective lens available for this application. Using sapphire or crystal only drives the cost up. However we do offer this as an option for custom orders. What is the difference between Stainless Steel and Aluminum?
Stainless is used on fiberglass and steel hulls for lifetime use. Aluminum is used only on Aluminum hulls. Do you sell an LED underwater light?
No, we were the first to use LED underwater lights. We have the most advanced LED products available and LED is not yet bright enough for this application. We will reintroduce LED underwater lighting when the technology allows. Are they a thru-hull fitting?
Yes and No...we also offer surface mount fixtures for yachts that do not have access from the rear. Do the underwater lights need to be installed with special cabling?
Yes our lights have cable attached to them already. Custom lengths are available prior to ordering Can thru hull lights be left on while the boat is running at speed?
Yes Can they be serviced from the inside?
Yes How do I protect the glass from marine growth?
The best method is maintenance, keeping the bottom clean Is the light watertight?
Yes Do the lights have a heat switch?
The Xtreme beam are thermally protected. Will underwater lights help me catch more fish?
Yes, underwater lights are a fisherman's best friend. Why should I put an underwater light on my vessel?
Underwater lights are a great addition to your vessel for many reasons. They enhance the overall appearance of your yacht and allow you to enjoy the beauties of the ocean even after the sun goes down. Underwater lights allow you to attract fish (a favorite tool of fisherman) and illuminate the natural wonders that lie beneath the water's surface.
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