Light does not come on after loading batteries
• Make sure batteries are oriented in the right direction.
• Make sure lamp is pushed all the way into the socket.
• If lamp module is extremely hot, wait for it to cool down while the
thermostat resets. Then, turn it on again.
• Replace fuse.
• Make sure bottom contact plate is oriented properly.
• Lamp is broken. (LC100 makes a faint ticking sound for a few
seconds when switch is turned on, but light does not ignite)
Light does not come on immediately; takes time to get to full brightness
• This is normal. The light takes 20-30 seconds for full brightness
when it is cold. It will take less time when it is warmed up.
Switch will not rotate
• Pull safety lock outward (see diagram on opposite side)
Light goes out and will not come on again
• You might have accidentally turned the light off. Make sure switch is
in OFF position (clockwise rotated). Wait at least 3 seconds before
turning light on again.
Light flickers and changes color
• This is normal when the batteries are nearly drained.
Replace batteries.
Light changes color slightly when pointing
at different angles up and down
• This is normal. The light may change color slightly depending
on the angle of the light.
Light leaked, filled with water
• Open light immediately, remove batteries, rinse with fresh
water, let components dry, remove main o-ring, reassemble
and return to UK for service or replacement.
SpecificationsTroubleshooting
Power: 25 (equivalent), 12.5 (actual) watts
Lamp: HID Metal Halide
Lamp Life: 500 hours
Color Temperature: 6000 degrees Kelvin
Luminous Flux: 450 lumens
Burn Time: 3-4 hours (alkaline batteries)
2.2 hours (optional UK nicad pack)
Charge Time: 10-12 hours with optional UK Nicad Pack
Voltage: 10 volts
Current: 1.25 amps
Battery: 8 x Alkaline C-cell, UK Nicad Pack,
8 x Nicad batteries, 8 x NiMH batteries
Restart time: 3 seconds
Beam width: 6 degrees
(optional video wide angle filter included)
Safety Features: Thermostat shutdown for overheating, fuse
protected, polarized battery chamber,
isolated electronics.
Fuse: AGA-2 (Spare included)
Maximum Depth: 500 feet water
Grip: Pistol or Lantern style
Materials: Tough, non-corroding ABS, TPE
and polycarbonate plastic
Size: 3.2 dia x 8.2 inch
Weight: 2.5 lbs
Limited Lifetime Warranty
UK International products are engineered for maximum performance and
durability. All products carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty to the original
retail purchaser to be free from defective material and workmanship under
normal and intended use. In addition, the UK International Limited
Warranty covers materials used in its products to the original purchaser,
from the date of purchase, as follows: plastics for 10 years; fabrics and
rubber for 3 years; rechargeable batteries for 90 days; and lamps for 30
days (batteries and lamps are not manufactured by UK International).
In the event the original retail purchaser detects a defect in the material
or workmanship, the product along with proof of purchase date should be
returned to an authorized UK International dealer or directly to UK
International with the postage prepaid. UK International agrees to repair
or replace at UK International' sole discretion any product found to be
defective in material or workmanship within the time period specified
above. For the complete Limited Lifetime Warranty write to UK
International.
Address all correspondence and returns to:
UK International
13400 Danielson Street
Poway, CA 92064
PN Z420207 rev 7/10/06
Light Cannon 100
HID Dive Light
Utilizing the latest
HID lighting technology,
the Light Cannon 100
emits a beam of light as
white as the Sun and
penetrates water farther
than any conventional
halogen or xenon
dive light.
Instructions
Light Cannon 100 Instructions
Thank You
Thank you for purchasing the Light Cannon 100. It is a major advancement in hand held lighting. Unlike standard flashlights, the lamp does not
use a glowing filament of tungsten for the light source. Instead, light is
emitted from a very small glowing ball of ionized gas. As a result you will
get 3 times as much light from a set of batteries and the light will be much
whiter enabling it to travel farther underwater.
Handle Insertion
Slide the handle into the dovetail groove next to the switch. Tighten the
screw located inside the pistol grip or at the base to the lantern grip. Tes t
the handle to make sure that it will not slide out of the groove.
Loading Batteries
Load 8 alkaline C-cell batteries into the light as shown in the diagram.
When inserting the contact plate be sure to observe the alignment
arrows. Make sure the + and - contacts of the batteries match the + and marked in the light. If any cell is loaded backwards, the light will not turn
on. Insert the lamp module and reflector. Make sure the O-ring is clean.
Screw on the bezel until it is tight and compresses the O-ring.
Rechargeable Batteries and UK Rechargeable Nicad Pack
In addition to disposable alkaline batteries the LC-100 can also be powered by the UK Rechargeable Nicad Pack or 8 individual C-size rechargeable nicad or NiMH cells.
When using the UK Rechargeable Nicad Pack, the spring contact plate
should be removed from the case. Use the spring supplied with the Nicad
Pack. The rechargeable battery pack is charged by inserting the charge
plug from the charger into the socket on the end of the battery pack.
Charge the pack 10-12 hours or until the pack begins to feel warm. For
maximum burn time charge the pack immediately before use. It is not necessary to completely discharge the battery pack before recharging. Less
time will be required to charge a partially discharged pack. A battery pack
stored for several months will need to be charged and discharged several
time for maximum burn time to return.
Switch
Pull the switch lock outward as shown. Rotate the switch counterclockwise to turn the light on. It will take approximately 20 seconds for the light to
come to full brightness. Rotate the switch clockwise to turn the light off. You
must wait at least 3 seconds before turning the light back on again or it will
not light. Push the switch lock inward when the light is off in order to prevent accidental activation.
NOTE: Turning the light ON and OFF often will
shorten the life of the lamp slightly. It is better to leave the Light Cannon 100
ON than to switch it ON and OFF repeatidly during a dive.
O-ring Care
Each time the case is closed, make sure that the Main O-ring is clean and
the sealing surfaces it touches are clean and free from scratches. Lightly
grease the O-ring with silicone grease, place it on the case and screw the
bezel down tightly to compress the O-ring.
Fuse Replacement
Remove the Reflector and Lamp Module from the Light Cannon case.
Unscrew the two screws from the rear plate on the Lamp Module. Remove
the fuse from the socket. If the filament in the fuse appears broken or the
glass is blackened the fuse is burned out and should be replaced with the
spare AGA-2 fuse stored in the Lamp Module. New fuses are available at
hardware and auto parts stores. Insert the replacement fuse in the socket,
replace the rear plate using the two screws.
Wide Angle Video Filter
The LC100 can be used as a video light. For wide smooth illumination open
the LC100 and insert one or two Wide Angle Filter disks in front of the reflector (as shown in drawing) before replacing the Bezel. Each filter makes the
beam wider to match the coverage of a medium wide angle lens. The color
temperature of the light will be similar to daylight.
CAUTION
Batteries which are (1) loaded without
observing the proper polarity, (2) not the
same type, brand name and age or (3)
completely discharged can vent hydrogen
gas and possibly cause an explosion.
• Load batteries according to the diagram
shown on the light or in these instructions.
• Do not mix batteries of different type,
brand name or age.
• Discard all batteries as soon as they are
drained or no longer produce light.
!
! CAUTION
Reflector and Lamp Module can be
extremely hot after use. Can cause burns
! CAUTION
HIGH VOLTAGE
Do not open reflector module when connected to batteries or power supply.
Reflector
Wide Angle Filters
Bezel
Nicad Charging
Plug charger into wall socket and cord into
socket located on end of battery. Charge 10-12
hours or until the battery begins to feel warm.
Observe
Alignment
Optional Recharteable
Nicad Battery Pack
Observe
alignment
arrows on
battery and
inside case
Lamp Module
Arrows
Contact
Plate
Push In to Lock
Pull Out to Unlock
Switch Operation
8 Alkaline C-Cell Batteries
AGA-2 fuse
located under plate
Lamp Replacement
Wait until the lamp is cool in the Lamp Module. Remove
the reflector. Pull the glass tube straight out. Insert the new
lamp into the lamp module so that (1) the two pins at the base
of the lamp line up with the holes in the lamp socket, and (2)
the rib on the side of lamp base lines up with the slot in the
socket. Push lamp gently into the socket. Insertion of the lamp
in reverse will severely shorten the life.
re
Align | He
Main O-ring
ON rotate CCW
OFF rotate CW
Align rib on lamp
base with slot in
socket
Switch
Case
Lantern Grip
Pistol Grip
FRAGILE LAMP
Handle With Care!
Dropping the LC100 onto a
hard surface may break the
lamp or knock it loose from its
socket. If the light is dropped
push the lamp back into the
socket to reduce the chance of
breakage if the light is dropped
again.
It is best to ship the LC100
with batteries in the light.
When shipping the LC100 without batteries, remove the Lamp
Module and pack it separately
in a padded container.