Light For Me 4TEC Head + Universal Battery Canister
Four ultrabright XPE diodes of cold light temperature with dedicated optics giving very narrow light beam.
No rotary elements in the switch. No magnetic elements that could influence compass readings. Protected against accidental switching on by being recessed in the housing. Works flawlessly across the depth range. Change between the two modes of light with one press of the switch.
Light and compact housing made from anodised aluminum. Placed low on the goodman handle. Double sealed cable entry with spring relif stainless steel gland.
A long-time bestselling light head, redesigned to be smaller and lighter with same powerful light output, great light head for underwater communication.

Universal Battery Canister is dedicated to be used with light-for-me light heads equipped with RCA connector as part of underwater main light.
Universal Battery Canister does not contain any battery pack. It allows user to choose the battery pack of their preference bearing in mind the internal dimensions of the canister and power drawn by the light head. Preferred battery packs: Lithium-ion of 11.1 or 14.4V. The minimum capacity of the battery pack should be adapted to the power of the light head, with 4TEC light head minimum 63Wh required.
ACCU container is built from anodised aluminum (tube) and delrin (top and bottom lids). RCA ports are made from stainless steel.
Canister is equipped with two RCA connection ports that can be wired directly to the battery pack. It comes with one RCA port cap that protects the RCA port and battery pack if one port is unused.
Accu container requires minimum but regular mentenance after diving. RCA ports need drying and sealing orings inside them need greasing.
In order to calculate burn time of the light head, you need to know the V and Ah of the battery pack and W of the light head. Let’s take, as example, battery pack 14.4V 11.25Ah and 4TEC RCA head that takes 18W:
To calculate Watt-hours of the battery pack: 14.4V x 11.25Ah = 162Wh. To check the max burn time: 162Wh / 18W = 9h*
*Battery packs have built in protection module that will not allow the battery to be drained, therefore the calculated burn time is only for illustrative purposes.

