The Daylights Signalling Lamp Type CXD8 is a specialized device designed for effective communication between ships during daylight hours. With a rated voltage of DC24V and a power output of 60W, this lamp ensures clear visibility over significant distances. The LCY24-60C halogen bulb provides a focused beam with a narrow 6° angle, suitable for precise signaling. The lamp's holder is standardized at 6.35, which is a common size for marine equipment, ensuring compatibility with various setups.
 
The lamp's telescope, with a magnification of 4x and a visual angle of 3°, allows for enhanced sighting of the signal light, ensuring that the message is conveyed accurately to the intended recipient. The visibility of the signal is effective up to 2 nautical miles, which is a considerable distance for marine communication. The robust construction of the lamp is evidenced by its IP66 protection class rating, indicating a strong resistance to dust and powerful jets of water, making it suitable for the harsh marine environment.
 
The cable's outside diameter of Φ9.5 is designed to be durable while maintaining flexibility for ease of installation. Weighing in at 2.6kg, the lamp is relatively lightweight, allowing for easy handling and operation. The annex includes a power unit, the CXD8-DYX, which accepts an input voltage of AC110-220V at 50/60Hz and converts it to a stable DC 24V output. This power unit can be equipped with either a WF24 four-pin or three-pin connector, both of which maintain the IP66 rating, ensuring the entire system is protected against environmental elements.
 
This Daylights Signalling Lamp is an essential tool for maritime operations, providing a reliable means of communication that is vital for the safety and coordination of ships. Its design and specifications are tailored to meet the demanding requirements of marine signaling, ensuring that it performs reliably under various conditions. Whether it's for routine communication or critical signaling during emergencies, the Type CXD8 lamp is a dependable choice for seafaring vessels.