Separate deck tasks from fish-attracting purpose before selecting lighting.
Tell us whether the light is for people and work on deck, a stated fish-attracting purpose, or both, and we send Xiuben specialist-range model information for each, with its own location and controls, without implying a fishing outcome.
Start with purpose, then map where each light belongs.
Describe the work area, who needs to see what, the operating period and any separately stated fishing purpose. With that, we can send the relevant model information for each task without implying an outcome.
Two columns: deck tasks and fish attraction.
The same project may need both columns; keep them as two separate requirements.
| Brief topic | Deck and task illumination | Stated fish-attracting purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Which crew task, work zone, route, equipment or safety activity needs visibility? | What is the stated fishing purpose, operating practice and responsible decision-maker? |
| Location | Map deck zone, working height, aiming direction, obstruction and access. | Map proposed position, orientation, vessel interface and nearby activity separately. |
| Operation | Record shift, switching, control location and interaction with other work. | Record when and how the system would be operated. |
| Acceptance | List drawings, sample observations and vessel-side installation checks. | List model documents, local requirements and any owner-defined acceptance criteria. |
Vessel and power details to send.
Name the vessel type, installation areas, electrical arrangement, controls and the work sequence around the proposed lights.
- Vessel record
Provide vessel type, operating area, drawings or photographs, relevant rules and the person responsible for technical review.
- Electrical record
Describe available supply, switching approach, protective devices, cable paths and any interfaces that the vessel team controls.
- Mechanical record
Show proposed mounting, aiming, access, motion, vibration, obstruction and service route in the site drawing or photo set.
- Operating record
State timing, crew tasks, control expectations and any conflicts with navigation, work equipment or other vessel activity.
Model, installation, controls and documents.
Ask for the written description, drawing and files for the named model and configuration.
Identity
What exact model, revision and configuration are being considered, and which written description identifies them?
Installation
Which drawing shows the mounting, cable entry, aiming and parts included with the proposed configuration?
Controls
What control method is proposed, and who operates it at the vessel interface?
Documents
Which current files match the model and destination, and what is their stated scope?
Sample and handover checklist.
Review the sample in its installed context. Agree who observes the installation, which configuration is inspected, which drawings go with it, how the controls are shown and what vessel-side record is kept.
- Sample identityMatch labels, drawing revision and described components to the review record.
- Mounting reviewCheck the proposed position, aiming, cable route, access and interference with vessel work.
- Control reviewRecord control location, responsible operator and any proposed operating sequence.
- Document reviewKeep the model and destination files the project has checked.
The specialist range and its documents.
The specialist category shows the fishing-light and light-tower formats; the document register lists each file with the models it names.
- Specialist systemsSpecialist-lighting families, including the fishing-light formats.
- DocumentationThe document register with each file's stated scope.
- General application briefThe application map for site, task and acceptance inputs.
Send two purpose columns with the enquiry.
Attach the deck-task map and any separately stated fish-attracting purpose, with vessel drawings or photos, supply information, installation constraints, destination and the documents you need, and we reply with named-model information for your project review rather than a generic recommendation.
Notes
A product title is not a vessel specification. It does not establish vessel suitability, environmental properties, fishing results or operating outcomes; check the exact model, installation, vessel rules and supporting documents before deciding. Do not infer a fish-attracting effect from a label.
Keep task illumination and any fish-attracting purpose separate until the operating intent, electrical context and model documents are reviewed. Vessel interfaces, model identity and destination documents need project review, and any acceptance decision belongs to the project team and its applicable rules. The required fishing or operating outcome is confirmed through a project-specific review.