Golight 2000 Instruction Manual

MODEL NUMBERS: 2000, 2051, 20004, 20514
Instruction Guide
Congratulations
You are now the owner of one of the finest remote control
searchlights available today. Thank you for letting Golight®
assist you in your lighting application needs. We're proud
of our products and the technology that we've developed to
ensure our customers the most durable, versatile and powerful
searchlights in the lighting industry.
Please read these instructions before using your new Golight®
Radioray®.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
 This symbol is to alert you to important operating or servicing
instructions that appear in your instructions. Always follow
basic safety precautions when using this product to reduce
the risk of injury, fire or electric shock.
 This light is for off road and utility use only. It is not de-
signed for road use as a driving light.
 The RadioRay® complies with Part. 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
light and remote may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this light and remote must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
 FCC RULE Part. 15.21 - Changes or modifications made by
the user not expressly approved by Golight, Inc. for compli-
ance could void the user's authority to operate the equip-
ment.
For safe and efficient operation of your Golight® RadioRay®,
observe these guidelines:
Using your RadioRay® in icing conditions could damage the gear
motors.
The remote must be kept clean and dry to avoid damage to the
internal circuitry.
Your Golight® RadioRay® is a radio transmitter and receiver
operating at 433MHz. Whenever the light is on, the internally
mounted antenna sends out and receives radio frequency (RF)
energy.
• Modern electronic equipment, i.e. Personal medical devices
such as pacemakers, hearing aids, etc., are shielded from RF
energy. However, RF energy may affect some electronic equip-
ment.
• Vehicle electronic systems may be affected by RF energy.
Check with your vehicle manufacturer representative to be
sure that your RadioRay® will not affect the electronic system
of your vehicle.
The Golight® RadioRay® Model 2000/2051 & 20004/20514
are designed to be permanently attached to a vehicle. The
2-Speed Searchlight with Directional Flexibility is controlled by
a wireless remote, which gives the operator a full 370°
horizontal rotation and a 135° vertical tilt with fingertip control.
The RadioRay® provides superior light penetration with Cr5
PentaBeam™ technology in a halogen configuration or with
state of the art P-Vex™ lens and LED technology.
The RadioRay® Includes:
• RadioRay® Searchlight
• Wireless Remote Control
• 2 A23 12V Batteries
• Permanent Mounting Gasket
• Rockguard (not Available with LED units)
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Determine the location for the light on your vehicle or boat.
The small arrow on the base indicates the normal forward
direction of the light. The light will rotate to the left of this
arrow approximately 185 and to the right approximately 185.
The beam will angle down about 45 and angles up to 90. The
location should take into consideration this beam movement to
ensure optimum usability.
Once the position and orientation are decided upon—use the
black rubber gasket as a footprint to mark the mounting of base
to vehicle. Drill 1/4 inch hole though mounting surface in the
middle of the footprint for passage of the power cord. Use
silicone sealant to fill opening around power cord. IMPOR-
TANT: Allow 3" of cord to remain under the light to ensure full
370 rotation.
You should choose screw or bolt fasteners appropriate to the
surface to which you intend to attach the light. If you intend
to use the four small plastic caps provided to cover the screw
heads once installed, a #8 round head is recommended.
The black gasket should be installed on the lamp base prior to
attachment to the vehicle surface. NOTE: The small drain hole
in the edge of the gasket should normally face opposite the
forward direction of the vehicle—opposite the arrow molded in
the front of the base. Silicone or other like sealants should not
be used around the base gasket as it will limit the light's ability
to drain excess water properly.