The ACR 9491 splitter divides the control signal of an RCL-100 LED searchlight between two operating points, allowing you to control the light from two locations on board.
The component that enables a second operating point
This ACR splitter distributes the control signal of your RCL-100 LED searchlight across two operating points. Without a splitter, you can only control it from one location; with a splitter, you can use two.
On a motor yacht with an interior helm and a flybridge, this is the difference between having to walk downstairs to adjust the light or not. On a work vessel, the second point could be at the workstation on the aft deck. The splitter is a small and inexpensive part, but without it, a second station will not work.
Why choose the RCL-100 LED splitter?
Two operating points possible: control the searchlight from two locations on board
Small and inexpensive part: yet necessary for a second station
For the RCL-100 LED: designed for this searchlight series
Easy to add: fits into the existing coaxial cabling
Who is this product for?
Intended for vessels with an RCL-100 LED searchlight that want to add a second control panel. Think of motor yachts with a flybridge, work vessels with an operating station on the aft deck, and charter ships where the crew also needs to be able to aim the light themselves.
What are the benefits for you?
Control from wherever you are: no walking back and forth to the helm
Small investment: a fraction of the price of a second complete system
Simple to add: fits into the existing cabling
Original part: made for this searchlight series
Technical specifications
Product type
Splitter for a second control station
Article number
9491
Suitable for
ACR RCL-100 LED
Function
Distributes the control signal across two points
Brand
ACR
Additional features
Also required
A second Point Pad, article number 1928.3, or the complete kit 9282.3
Cable length
Keep the total coax length across the system limited to approximately 90 meters
For other series
The dual station kit 9282.3 already contains a two-way splitter
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does a Point Pad do?
A Point Pad is the control panel at your helm. You use it to turn the searchlight on and off, rotate and tilt the beam, select the rotation speed, and engage the XRCiZ maintenance function.
What is the difference between a Point Pad and a master controller?
The master controller is the box that manages power and control, which you mount out of sight. The Point Pad is the control panel that you interact with. You need both.
Can I connect multiple operating points?
Yes. Multiple Point Pads can be connected to the same master controller via coaxial cable. Keep the total coax length limited to about 90 meters.
Does this work on 12 or 24 volts?
On both. The URP-102 Point Pad operates on 12 or 24 volt DC, which matches almost any onboard power system.
Do I need anything else besides the splitter?
Yes, a second Point Pad. You can order that separately under article number 1928.3, or you can get the complete kit 9282.3, which already includes a splitter, connectors, and coaxial cable.
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