Daniamant LJ1 User manual

English Version
LJ1 Lifejacket Light
Installation and Maintenance Instructions
Description
The LJ1 Lifejacket Light is a manually-activated 2-part light.
Daniamant Limited
Unit 3, The Admiral Park, Airport Service Road, Portsmouth, UK PO3 5RQ
Telephone: [phone] Facsimile: [phone]
www.daniamant.com
775-PAT-0003 Issue 8 (C6495)

Operation
The LJ1 is activated either by a snatch pull on the toggle, or by pressing the switch at the top of the
battery unit.
Maintenance
Routine service
The LJ1 is maintenance free; an annual check is recommended:
1. Visually inspect the unit for deterioration or damage. Check that the tamper seal is intact.
2. Insert the test probe (Daniamant part 80-4012) into the test hole in the activator. The test hole
is in the centre of the activator at the top of the battery housing; it is designed to allow testing
without breaking the tamper seal. Check that the light operates.
Spare parts
Spare parts are available from Daniamant Limited, at the address shown on the front page.
Safety
LJ1 lights contain a Lithium cell. This must be handled correctly:
– Do not dismantle battery pack
– Do not make any external electrical connection
– Do not recharge
– Do not incinerate
– Store between –30ºC and +65ºC
Health and Safety information
Daniamant lithium-powered marine safety light systems have a design life of 5 years. The batteries
are hermetically sealed pressurised primary Lithium/Manganese cells, and as supplied are electrically
protected by a solid state device, and are environmentally protected by a moulded plastic housing. In
this condition the units pose no definable hazard to health.
Information on the composition and behaviour of these products is contained in the Product Safety Data
Sheet, available from our website (www.daniamant.com) or on request.
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Testing and switch activation
Light may be activated by either:
1. A snatch pull on the cord
2. Pressing switch
To test, insert test probe
in hole and push down
until lamp illuminates.
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Product Disposal Instructions
Daniamant’s Survivor Location Lights contain batteries as well as electrical and
electronic components, and must therefore be segregated from the domestic
waste stream and recycled. Disposing of this product correctly will help save
valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health
and the environment, which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste han-
dling. Daniamant’s lights are marked with the symbol below which conveys that
this waste must be treated separately from household waste.
To ensure compliance with the WEEE and Battery Regulations, the Survivor Lo-
cation Lights placed on the market in the UK or Denmark should be returned to
Daniamant in the UK or Denmark, or deposited in your nearest WEEE Designated Collection Facility,
operated by your Local Authority.
Further copies of this installation and maintenance instructions
are available to download from our website www.daniamant.com
A copy of these instructions must be held with the ships/owners training manual.
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