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Navigation LightingInternational StandardsHella marine navigation lamps comply with the International Regulations for Prevention ofCollisions at Sea (IMO COLREG 72).This IMO compliance, together with supplementary national requirements, is listed witheach navigation lamp series throughout the catalogue.Main approval types:Complies with IMO (International Maritime Organization) requirements under theInternational Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea. (IMO COLREG 72)IMO COLREG 72 forms the international basis for legal navigation lighting on vessels.Approved by the German BSH (Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie) andcarry BSH type approval numbers.BSH was formerly called DHI (Deutsches Hydrographisches Institut).Approved by the Italian RINA (Registro Italiano Navale) authority.Approved lamps carry a RINA type approval number.Complies with USCG (United States Coast Guard) requirements.Lamps carry a marking for minimum visible distance in nautical miles,Eg USCG 2 NM.Complies with ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) Navigation LampStandard A-16.Approved under the Marine Equipment Directive (MED) 96/98/EC last modified bydirective 208/67/EC for use throughout Europe in all EC member states for bothpleasure and commercial vessels.12
International StandardsBSH NaviLED ® PRO Self Diagnostic ControlHella marine NaviLED ® PRO BSH LED navigation lamps are type approved and certifiedaccording to the European norm EN 14744 by the German Federal Maritime andHydrographic Agency (BSH) for German inland waterways and the open sea.To ensure long term safety at sea, each NaviLED ® PRO BSH navigation lamp is equipped with asophisticated self diagnostic control.A photometrical self-test is carried out by the lamp in periodic intervals. If the light output, andconsequently the visibility, reaches a pre-determined value, the lamp activates ‘Service Mode’.Service Mode is indicated by the lamp flashing at a rate of 60 flashes per minute for 15 seconds assoon as the lamp is switched on. This will occur for 15 seconds every time the lamp is switched onuntil the unit has operated for 2000 hours.After 2000 hours the Service Mode flash rate doubles to 120 flashes per minute for 15 seconds assoon as the lamp is switched on.To ensure the lamp meets the light output criteria of its certification, Hella marine recommends thelight module be replaced as soon as it enters this 2000 hour Service Mode stage.The 2000 Service Mode flash rate should not occur earlier than tens of thousands of hours. Byregular recreational boating standards, even with regular night sailing, this stage will hardly ever bereached.Wheelmark ApprovalThe ‘Wheelmark’ for navigation lights symbolises conformity withthe requirements of the norms EN 14744 (European standardfor navigation lights on inland and sea-going vessels) and withEN 60945 stipulating methods of testing and standards requiredfor maritime navigation equipment.’Wheelmark’ certified Hella marine LED navigation lamps are approved throughout Europe in all ECmember states for both pleasure and commercial vessels.Wheelmark approvals replace the previously required certificates of the national authorities with theaim of ensuring that the equipment meets a common standard of safety and performance valid ineach member state of the EU.A predominant safety requirement of EN 14744 for LED navigation lights is the monitoring andcontrol of light output deviations caused by service life conditions. The Hella marine solutionis a sophisticated self control and diagnostic electronics integrated into each BSH certifiedNaviLED ® PRO LED navigation lamp.The electronics check and measure each lamp ensuring light intensity, and consequently the lamp’svisibility performance, permanently correspond to the visibility requirements of the norm for ongoingsafety and reliability at sea.The MED certification of each Hella marine NaviLED ® PRO series lamp can be recognized by thesymbol of a ship’s wheel (“Wheelmark”) engraved onto the top section of the shroud, and also ontothe top section of the lens.*The MED lists statutory equipment carried and used on ships which are registered under the flagsof the European Union member states which have to meet the international conventions developedby the International Maritime Organisation (IMO).13
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Page 3: ContentsProduct Index by Series 5Na
Page 6 and 7: Auckland Pilot Boat. Image provided
Page 8 and 9: Navigation LightingLamp definitions
Page 10 and 11: Navigation LightingIMO COLREG 72 Li
Page 14: New Zealand Coastguard Rayglass Pro
Page 19 and 20: Material DescriptionHi impact resis
Page 21: Durable, energy efficient and inter
Page 25: Bulb Navigation Lamps
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Page 33: LED Deck Floodlights
Page 36: 6136 Series LED Mega BeamLED Mega B
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Page 45 and 46: Deck Floodlights8518 and 6082 Serie
Page 47 and 48: Deck Floodlights8517 Series Halogen
Page 49 and 50: Deck Floodlights6134 Series Halogen
Page 51 and 52: Deck Floodlights8504 Series Masthea
Page 53 and 54: Search Lights8502 Series Halogen Li
Page 55 and 56: LED Interior and Exterior Lighting
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Page 60 and 61: Hella marine Light Performance Diag
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Riviera 43FB www.riviera.com.auEuro
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0681 and 9076 Series Multi-purpose
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9599, 9596, 0956 and 0957 Series Do
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3980 Series Spot LampsDual Colour S
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0770 and 0771 Series Reading LampsP
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0608, 9037 and 0604 Series DuraLed
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LED Interior and Exterior Lighting9
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0630 Series EuroLED ® Touch LampsN
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9950 and 9951 Series EuroLED ® Tou
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8560 Series Courtesy LampsEasy FitA
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0500, 0501, 0502, 0503, 0507 and 05
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0580, 0581, 0582, 0583, 0587 and 05
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9680 Series Step LampsStylish, comp
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3606 Series Surface Mount Strip Lam
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LED Interior and Exterior LightingS
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Incandescent interior lightingGener
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Incandescent interior lightingHalog
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Incandescent interior lightingGener
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Underwater LightsIntroductionHigh p
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Underwater LightsLED Technology0750
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Underwater LightsLED Technology0754
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Underwater LightsHalogen Technology
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TOPTOP5651Trailer ProductsSubmersib
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Trailer ProductsSubmersible LED Tra
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AccessoriesFans3361 Series 2 Speed
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AccessoriesBattery Switches275 Amp
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AccessoriesBattery SwitchesHeavy Du
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AccessoriesBlade Fuse Boxes4 Blade
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AccessoriesMarine Grade SwitchesHea
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AccessoriesMag Code Power Outlet Sy
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AccessoriesSuper Seal Connectors‘
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AccessoriesRelays - Diode Protected
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AccessoriesRelaysRelay ConnectorDes
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AccessoriesCable Ties10203040Descri
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AccessoriesBilge PumpsBilge PumpsHe
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AccessoriesReplacement Bulbs - Intr
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AccessoriesReplacement BulbsHalogen
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Index by Part Number:: 1 Page1519 4
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Index by Part Number2LT 995 003-021
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Index by Part Number8740 1398741 13
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