Jabsco’s new 233SL high end dual beam searchlight has been designed to make the task of finding things at night easier than ever before.
Stylishly engineered into a white die cast aluminium housing, the new 23SL has a host of incredibly advanced yet very practical features.
This includes the ability to continuously rotate through 360 degrees. In other words, the 233SL never reaches a “stop” and has to start turning the other way; instead, the 233SL can keep turning in the same direction as long as is needed.
The 233SL can also not only distinguish targets over 400 metres away, it can also be set to either spot or flood or an infinite variety of positions in between.
Another feature sure to be welcomed by those searching for objects at night is the 233SL’s Auto Sweep Function, enabling the searchlight to automatically sweep 10 degrees from the initial target.
The 233SL is also incredibly versatile: it not only boasts 8-way directional control, it can also scan quickly, at up to 26 degrees per second; slowly, down to 10 degrees per second, and has a vertical range of 27degrees.
The 233SL can also be remotely controlled by up at four wireless control panels. This is not only immensely practical, especially on larger vessels; it also eliminates the need for costly (and messy) cabling.
With a bayonet mount and security lock, the stylishly modern-looking 233SL is quick and easy to install and will be available through Jabsco’s New Zealand distributor, Lusty and Blundell Ltd or from one of their nationwide network of leading marine dealers.
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