SL70 2-3nm+ Solar Light (High Performance)

The Sealite SL70 is exceptional in it’s unique ability to be able to ‘track the sun’ and operate reliably in low sunlight conditions. The SL70 has been proven to operate as a 2-3+ mile compact buoy lantern in various low-sunlight environments such as Britain, Canada, and Europe.

Made from tough, durable polycarbonate and using the latest high intensity LED’s, the SL70 lantern boasts dual high-performance solar modules incorporated into Sealite’s world-first Solar Collection Lens. These solar modules are angled to obtain maximum sunlight capture, allowing the unit to operate reliably in a range of low sunlight environments.

The SL70 can be installed in minutes, and requires no operator intervention. The flash-characters are easily adjusted on-site by the user, and the lantern has a permanent ON/OFF switch for easy storage.

The sealed battery compartment allows the battery to be replaced after years of service – don’t throw the light away at the end of the battery service life.

Sealite’s SL70 solar marine light has been awarded the prestigious Australian DesignMark® at the Australian Design Awards; a testament of Sealite’s commitment to the ongoing development of state-of-the-art products.

Optional RF Communication Synchronisation (SL70-CS)
The SL70 is available with optional short-range RF communication synchronisation. Two (2) or more lights can be synchronised to flash in unison via an internal RF module - ideal for rivers, marina entrances, channel marking and aquaculture.

When lanterns flash in synchronisation they can be clearly distinguished from other navaids and confusing background lighting – ideal for rivers, marina entrances, channel marking and aquaculture.

Optional Remote Radio Control (SL70-RC)
Radio control may be fitted to the SL70 model enabling users to remotely modify the setup of their lantern via handheld radio controller (SL-RC-2.4).

Optional 12 LED Light Configuration (SL70-12)
In high sunlight regions the SL70 may be fitted with 12 LED’s and appropriate intensity settings to provide a range of >3 nautical miles (colour dependant).