Sealey LED360 - Manual (Page 2)

3. SPECIFICATION
Model No: ..............................LED360, LED360G, LED360R
Battery: .......................................................Li-ion 3.7V-2.2Ah
LED Quantity: .................................................................10+1
Lumen output: .............................................................. 400lm
Minimum length: ......................................................... 260mm
Maximum length: ........................................................ 280mm
Operating time: ...... 3hrs high brightness/6hrs low brightness
Charging time: ................................................................. 4hrs
CING
V IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION:
the battery fitted to this cordless tool is considered to be a consumable item and its
ability to accept a charge will reduce over time. We will warranty it against
mechanical and electrical defect for a period of one year - this does not cover fair
wear and tear. If the battery is not properly charged before first use, or regularly
conditioned, its capacity will diminish. Under these circumstances we will not
replace the battery even if it is less than one year old.
Note: fully charge the battery before first use.
Note: The Lithium battery does not suffer from memory effect and once fully
charged may be stored for up to six months without another charge.
3.1. Connect the charger into the charge socket on back of the lamp (Fig.2A). Plug into
power supply and turn on, the charging LED (Fig.1A) on the lamp will light RED to show
charging has commenced.
3.2. When the battery has fully charged the LED will turn GREEN.
4. OPERATION
4.1. Direct the lens away from your eyes before switching on.
4.2. Toggle the lamp between 3W end, high power SMD, low power SMD and OFF using the
push switch on the handle , (fig.1B).
4.3. Suspend the lamp by the hanging hooks. When the light is hanging from one hook it can
be rotated through 360° for more precise positioning.
4.4. Alternatively use the integral magnets to attach the lamp to any ferrous surface.
fig.1
fig.2
LED360 | Issue 2(L)17/03/15 Original Language Version © Jack Sealey Limited