The light must be secured to the life jacket in a position that provides maximum visibility when the wearer is in the water, preferably near the shoulder. The installation position must ensure that the water sensors on main light body will have contact with water when the wearer is in the water. Feed the clip behind life jacket material or button hole and press into the light unit until it clicks securely into place. When fastened the light cannot be removed unless the clip is broken.

The light will automatically activate when the sensors are immersed in water. To operate the light manually, press the button on the front of the unit. It is possible to turn the light off by pushing the button on the front of the unit, regardless of whether it is still immersed in water.

Inspect unit for signs of damage or corrosion. Test the light by immersing the sensors in water or manually pressing the button on the front of the unit, the light should illuminate. Turn the light off by pushing the button on the front of the unit. When in storage, ensure the water sensors are dry at all times.

The unit has a five year life span from the date of manufacture, it should be replaced by the expiry date shown on the label. The unit should be disposed in accordance with local regulation through an approved environment disposal agent.

The light contains a Alkaline battery which must be handled correctly:

• do not dismantle battery pack
• do not make any external electrical connection
• do not recharge
• do not incinerate
• store between -30°C and +65°C