Using the filter slot on the r-ls-1, Maintaining the r-ls-1, Replacing the bulb in the r-ls-1 – Ocean Optics LS-1 Series User Manual
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LS-1 Installation and Operation Instructions
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6. Insert the BG-34 filter or Teflon disk you wish to install into the ½” counter bore on the inside
of the blue anodized bulb housing (where the silver lamp tube resides when the lamp is
assembled). Ensure that the disk lays flush against the bottom of the ½” counter bore.
7. Replace the silver lamp tube, ensuring that it fully inserted into the ½” counter bore.
8. Hold the silver lamp tube in place and re-insert the small silver screw that you loosened in
Step 4. This fastens the silver lamp tube in place.
9. Tighten the four Phillips screws on the bottom of the R-LS-1 card. Ensure that the black wire
is still connected to the rear of the silver lamp tube.
10. Connect the R-LS-1 as described in
.
You have now properly installed the BG-34 or Teflon disc into the R-LS-1.
Using the Filter Slot on the R-LS-1
The 3 mm slot between the lamp and the fiber coupler can be used to hold filters or light blocks. You
can place a filter in the filter slot, but you must heed the following warnings:
Filters must be 3 mm thick or less
Filters should not be plastic, as they may melt from the intense heat generated by the lamp
Filters should not be flammable materials, as they may ignite due to the intense lamp heat
Filters cannot be clamped in place, as there is no filter locking mechanism built into the lamp
Maintaining the R-LS-1
Replacing the Bulb in the R-LS-1
Before you replace the bulb in the R-LS-1, you must first remove the R-LS-1 from the rack it is
installed in. See
Removing the R-LS-1 from a Rack
before continuing.
► Procedure
Follow the steps below to replace the bulb in the R-LS-1:
1. Obtain the appropriate replacement bulb. The LS-1-B is a 900-hour bulb, and the LS-1-LL-B
is a 10,000-hour bulb.
2. Turn off the R-LS-1 and remove the power input from the rear of the lamp. Allow the lamp to
cool.
3. Make a note the location of the four Phillips screws on the bottom of the R-LS-1. You must
return these screws to this exact position when reconnecting the R-LS-1.
4. Loosen the four Phillips screws on the bottom of the R-LS-1. These screws hold the blue
anodized bulb housing in place on the R-LS-1 card.
5. Slide the R-LS-1 in place on the card until the recessed silver Allen screw is visible under the
blue anodized bulb housing on the bottom of the R-LS-1 card.
6. Use the Allen wrench included with the R-LS-1 to loosen the small silver screw. It is not
necessary to remove this screw completely.