Francis L380RC Halogen Lite is a 380 mm remote controlled marine searchlight for commercial vessels, patrol craft, workboats and demanding bridge controlled installations. It combines 250–1000W tungsten halogen lamps with variable speed pan and tilt, Francis FBUS/RS485 control and optional remote focus.
Depending on lamp and voltage configuration, documented performance reaches approximately 1,673 m at 1 lux. The searchlight is IP66 with an IP67 gearbox.
Spare parts and RFQ
The Francis C27555 user and installation manual includes wiring, general assembly and spare parts information. MariTeam can identify components from the installed product number, serial number, Francis part number, nameplate photo or manual page.
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Francis L380RC Halogen Lite
The L380RC is the remote controlled 380 mm model in the Francis Halogen Lite range. It is intended for bridge controlled professional installations where a large optical platform, replaceable halogen lamps and precise remote movement are required.
Technical specification
- Light source: Tungsten halogen
- Power range: 250–1000W depending on voltage and lamp
- Supply: 24V, 115V and 230V configurations
- Range at 1 lux: approximately 1,114–1,673 m depending on configuration
- Beam divergence: approximately 3°–6° depending on lamp
- Pan: 365°
- Tilt: ±35°
- Control: Variable speed joystick with Francis FBUS / RS485
- Pan speed: approximately 1–60°/s
- Tilt speed: approximately 1–17°/s
- Ingress protection: IP66 searchlight, IP67 gearbox
- Remote focus: available as an option
Francis reference
A7110 covers the documented L380RC 115/230V 650–1000W family. Additional configurations should be confirmed against the installed nameplate and current Francis documentation.
Documented lamp references include D9851, D1813, D1809 and D6715 depending on voltage and wattage. Always confirm product number and serial number before ordering.
Controls and integration
Options can include remote focus, azimuth indication, master and slave panels, computer control and fibre optic or TCP/IP connections.
