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| Fishing Lights Etc. 201 W. 23rd. St. Hays, KS 67601 Copyright © 2003-2008 All rights Reserved. |
| It's no "SECRET" that fishing with artificial light has been around for many years. In the early days the most common method was to hang a lantern over the side of a boat. Light starts a natural food chain reaction by attracting a concentration of small microscopic animals called plankton. Bait fish such as shad and minnows are drawn to the light to feed on the plankton; and larger game fish move in to feed on the bait fish. It's not uncommon to see bait fish stacked in columns 15 feet thick under the lights, with game fish suspended directly below them. If you've never tried fishing under the lights, you've been missing out on some of the best fishing you'll ever experience. |
| Notice MAGNUM Dock Llights use halogen bulbs which burn bright and hot. They must be submerged in water to use. |
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| DOCK LIGHTS |
| MAGNUMTM |
| DOCK LIGHT |
| MAGNUM |
| How to Use: Simply lower the light 2' to 3' below the surface off a Dock or Boat and tie off the power-cord to a cleat or post. Plug the light into any breaker protected 120VAC outlet and watch the fish come to you! |
| GFCI Plug included |
120 Volts AC Powered Light Specs:
Bulbs:
(2) 150w bi-pin halogen bulbs, 300 watts.
Amps: 150w @ 1.25 amps, 120VAC, 60Hz,
Built in GFCI Plug: (Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor)
Automatic reset, 125VAC, 60Hz, 1800W.
UL standard 943 Class A GFCI with open-neutral
protection.
GFCI automatically resets after power interruption.
Test and reset buttons provided.
Power indicator light goes off if GFCI trips or unit is
unplugged.
UL recognized and CSA certified.
The GFCI Plug Must Be Kept Dry at all times.
If moisture gets inside the plug, the GFCI circuit will
prevent the light from turning on. Using a covered outlet
box will prevent the plug from getting wet.
Bulbs:
(2) 150w bi-pin halogen bulbs, 300 watts.
Amps: 150w @ 1.25 amps, 120VAC, 60Hz,
Built in GFCI Plug: (Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor)
Automatic reset, 125VAC, 60Hz, 1800W.
UL standard 943 Class A GFCI with open-neutral
protection.
GFCI automatically resets after power interruption.
Test and reset buttons provided.
Power indicator light goes off if GFCI trips or unit is
unplugged.
UL recognized and CSA certified.
The GFCI Plug Must Be Kept Dry at all times.
If moisture gets inside the plug, the GFCI circuit will
prevent the light from turning on. Using a covered outlet
box will prevent the plug from getting wet.
| NOTICE: These lights use halogen bulbs which burn extremely hot. The lights MUST be submerged in water before plugging it in or damage will occur to the light! FOR USE WITH 120 Volts AC only. THE GFCI PLUG PROTECTS AGAINST CURRENT LEAKAGE CAUSED BY GROUND FAULTS. IT DOES NOT PROTECT AGAINST OVER CURRENT OR SHORT CIRCUITS. USE THESE LIGHTS ONLY ON A GROUNDED OUTLET PROTECTED BY A FUSE OR A CIRCUIT BREAKER. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOUR OUTLET IS PROTECTED BY A CIRCUIT BREAKER OR FUSE, CONTACT A LOCAL ELECTRICIAN FOR INSTALLATION. |
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| Great Lights for Docks...Fishing...Gigging...Shrimping...Bow Fishing..! |
| 120VAC - 1.5 Million C.P |
| A covered outlet box is recommended to keep the GFCI plug dry. |
| MAGNUM "WHITE" |
| White / Green Light |
| White Light |
| MAGNUM "COMBO IV" |
| White/Green/Blue Light |
| Comes with Spare Bulbs |
| Comes with Spare Bulbs |
| MAGNUM "COMBO II" |
| Green Light |
| White Light |
| Dock Lights are designed to hang vertically off the side of a Dock, Pier or Boat by simply lowering the light about 3 feet under the surface and then tying off the power-cord to a cleat or post. However, if you want the light further away from the dock you can make a PVC bracket like the one pictured below using 1.25" Schedule 40 PVC. This will allow you to sit the light on the bottom and still produce a 360 degree radius of light. The frame can be cut to desired size and can be filled with sand to keep it weighted down. Attaching a rope to the frame allows you to pull the light in on occasion to clean the light or replace the bulbs. |
| PVC base is an Example Only. It it not included with the light. |
| Digital Timer "With built in Photo Cell" |
| 1.5 Million Candle-Power, 4800 lumens of deep penetrating White Light, Green Light or Blue Light. Utilizes (2) 2000 hr., 150-watt Halogen Bulbs. Polycarbonate Tube Guards help protect the light from easily being broken and allows you to change colors. Replaceable Halogen Bulbs and Inner Quartz Globe . 120VAC with GFCI protection built into the AC Plug. Plugs into any 110/120VAC outlet. Freshwater or Saltwater use. Guaranteed never to leak! 15' or 25' Heavy-Duty Power-Cord with GFCI plug. 15" long, Internally Weighted ( no added weight required). |
Dock Lights
Many people make the mistake of letting the lights stay on all night. You will
have better luck catching fish in and around the lights if you use a timer and only
leave them on from 4 to 6 hours after the sun goes down. The feeding fish will
see the pattern and will be at your lights ready to eat every night. Leaving the
lights longer than that is like leaving a bowl of food out for your pet 24/7 and
letting them eat when they want. No eating pattern is formed and they will eat a
little now and a little whenever. If you feed pond fish once a day at the same time
every day, they soon see the pattern and are there waiting for their food the
same time every day. The same hold true with lights. Once you turn them on,
the food cycle starts and the fish will be there waiting the same time every day. It
may take a few days for the fish to see the pattern, so be patient and you'll start
seeing more and more fish in the lights every night.
Many people make the mistake of letting the lights stay on all night. You will
have better luck catching fish in and around the lights if you use a timer and only
leave them on from 4 to 6 hours after the sun goes down. The feeding fish will
see the pattern and will be at your lights ready to eat every night. Leaving the
lights longer than that is like leaving a bowl of food out for your pet 24/7 and
letting them eat when they want. No eating pattern is formed and they will eat a
little now and a little whenever. If you feed pond fish once a day at the same time
every day, they soon see the pattern and are there waiting for their food the
same time every day. The same hold true with lights. Once you turn them on,
the food cycle starts and the fish will be there waiting the same time every day. It
may take a few days for the fish to see the pattern, so be patient and you'll start
seeing more and more fish in the lights every night.
| Notice MAGNUM Dock Llights use halogen bulbs which burn bright and hot. They must be submerged in water to use. |
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