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Home›Subsea›UK: SubC Control Unveils Aquorea LED at Oceanology International
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March 11, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: SubC Control Unveils Aquorea LED at Oceanology International

SubC Control will unveil the Aquorea LED at Oceanology 2012 in London, UK. With a 4200 Lumen output at only 50 watts of power this is the highest efficiency underwater lighting solution. That means more light from a smaller package. SubC has also built in the ability to be used as an External Flash

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SubC Control will unveil the Aquorea LED at Oceanology 2012 in London, UK.

With a 4200 Lumen output at only 50 watts of power this is the highest efficiency underwater lighting solution. That means more light from a smaller package.

SubC has also built in the ability to be used as an External Flash for their Digital Stills cameras.

This adds another option to the 1Cam to suit the individual application: External Flash, Internal Flash and Lasers, External Triggering of Stills and Recording, Interval modes, Live HD over Coax or Fiber.

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Subsea World News Staff , March 11, 2012; Image: SubC Control

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