The company mainly produces and sells: 10A, 16A, 32A marine copper connectors, nylon connectors, incandescent roof lights, navigation signals, floodlights, searchlights, fluorescent roof lights and fluorescent canopy lights and other series of products and various accessories.
| Type: |
TG28-A |
| Voltage: |
220V/50Hz 220V/60Hz |
| Power: |
2000W |
| Lamp holder: |
GY16 |
| llluminant: |
Tungsten halogen light |
| Luminous flux: |
53000 |
| Cable outside diameter: |
Φ14-Φ16 |
| Protection class: |
IP56 |
| Weight: |
60.5kg |
We are dedicated to providing you with the best products and services. Our goal is to become your favorite company.
Our products are:
Good quality stainless steel, has good quality stainless steel bracket, good quality toughened glass lampshade, aluminium base,adopt import electrical machine.
The lamp can adjust up 20° , down 50° by operating box, adjust far distance of 350° horiontally and equipped operating box.
Parallel light-beam, far ilumination distance, concentrated light.
Conform to《GRADE ENTRY NORMS FOR STEEL SHIPS》.
Products with wireless remote control, can control the operation of the wireless 100 m lamp assembly, leading domestic line level.The TG28-A is a 3000W tungsten halogen searchlight with a beam angle of 350°. It can be used for far distance ilumination and searching when night navigation, especially for ilumination of sea-route and two banks and surface search when across the complex water area, such as narrow channel and the inland river riverway etc.
This searchlight is made of good quality stainless steel, has good quality stainless steel bracket, good quality toughened glass lampshade, aluminium base and imported electrical machine parts. The lamp can be adjusted up 20° , down 50° by operating box and equipped with an operating box that conforms to《GRADE ENTRY NORMS FOR STEEL SHIPS》.
The light beam is parallel which means that it does not disperse over time; it provides concentrated light which makes it easy to find objects even in darkness or foggy weather conditions.
