DOC# 009-0932-A
November, 2014
The information contained within is provided to you officially in English only. The information and recommendations set forth herein are made in good faithand are believed to be accurate as of the date of preparation. However, LIGHT AND MOTION MAKES NO WARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,WITH RESPECT TO THIS INFORMATION AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE ON IT.

Product Safety Data Sheet (PSDS)SECTION 1- Identification
Product Name:Type:
Intended Use:
Weight / Mass:
Lumen Output:
Manufacturer:
Address:
Information:

SOLA 2 Cell 2014 Models:
SOLA 800
SOLA 1200
SOLA 2000
SOLA 2100
SOLA 2500
TUSA Dive 1000
Rechargeable LED light
Waterproof outdoor, sports, photography and video lighting≤ 288g (≤ 0.634lbs)≤2500 Lumens
Light & Motion Industries
300 Cannery RowMonterey, CA 93940
http://www.lightandmotion.com

SECTION 2- Hazards Identification
Heat from operation: Heat, up to 65° C (149° F), is dissipated through the Aluminum Bezel.
Internal Batteries: The lights contain an internal, non-removable, rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery.

SECTION 3- Ingredients••••Internal Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery; 2 Cell, ≤ 7.2V, 3100mAh, 22.3Whr.
Plastic outer body.
Aluminum outer bezel.
Internal electronic boards including Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs).

SECTION 4- First Aid Measures
Ingestion: Not a likely means of exposure.
Inhalation: Not a likely means of exposure.
Eye Contact: Do not stare directly into the light.
Skin contact: Avoid skin contact with the aluminum outer bezel to prevent minor burns. Attend any injuries
with proper first aid.

SECTION 5- Fire Fighting Measures©2010 Light & Motion Industries

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Use dry chemical, CO2, water spray or regular foam to extinguish a fire.
Wear positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
Stay upwind.
Structural firefighters’ protective clothing will only provide limited protection.
Consult the 2008 Emergency Response Guide (ERG) 147 for more information.

SECTION 6- Accidental Release Measures
The SOLA lights do not meet any criteria established for addressing this section.

SECTION 7- Handling and Storage
Rinse and dry the SOLA before storing. Refer to the Owners Manual for proper operating instructions andhandling. For storage, the SOLA light should be in an off state, and the slider switch in the locked position toprevent accidental activation.
We recommend the SOLA be packed within the Light & Motion zipper bag provided to you. Store theSOLA unit in a cool dry place. Avoid direct contact with plastic or neoprene and the aluminum front bezel of theSOLA within storage; this will prevent superficial heat related damage to those materials in case of accidentalactivation.
DO NOT OPEN the SOLA units. Warranty is voided if the unit is disassembled or bezel seal is broken.

SECTION 8- Exposure Controls / Personal Protection
Refer to the Owner’s Manual for proper operating instructions.
To prevent accidental activation, twist the slider switch knob to its locking position. The SOLA lights haveheat management circuitry and software for safe operation. The internal Lithium Ion battery includes built infuses and circuit protection to prevent short circuits, over-charge or over-discharge.
Although the SOLA lights maintain a safe-to-touch maximum external temperature of 65° C (149° F), we
recommend avoiding skin contact with the front metal bezel in the event of above water operation.
DO NOT OPEN the SOLA units; it is intended to be sealed for your safety and warranty. All components
are housed in a sealed, waterproof unit.

SECTION 9- Physical and Chemical Properties
When turned on, the LEDs heat up and dissipate heat to the environment through the front aluminum bezel.
In air, the SOLA lights are proven to be safe to touch in all environments. SOLA lights run cooler in water.

SECTION 10- Stability and Reactivity
The SOLA lights do not meet any criteria established for addressing this section.

SECTION 11- Toxicological Information©2010 Light & Motion Industries

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The SOLA lights are non-toxic under normal use.

SECTION 12- Ecological Information
The SOLA lights are non-toxic to the environment under normal use. Do not discard. Refer to Disposal
instructions in the next section.

SECTION 13- Disposal
Check local rules and regulations for instructions on electronic waste disposal. Please see the recycle labelon the SOLA near the mount base. Do not crush, or incinerate.

SECTION 14- Transport Information
The SOLA lights should be in an OFF state, and the slider switch MUST BE in the locked position toprevent accidental activation during transportation (ref. Owners Manual). DO NOT OPEN the SOLA units.
We recommend the SOLA be packed within the Light & Motion zipper bag provided to you. Avoid directcontact with plastic or neoprene and the aluminum front bezel of the SOLA within your luggage or package; thiswill prevent cosmetic heat related damage to those materials in case of accidental activation during shipment, ortransportation. Securely pack the lights within cotton, polyester or fleece material in your luggage for safe
transport.
These SOLA models comply with Packing Instructions 967 for UN3481 (rechargeable Li-Ion contained inequipment) as required by the ICAO Transport of Lithium Batteries Guidance Document and IATA DangerousGoods Regulations. The rechargeable batteries in the SOLA models specified in this document contain an ELCof less than 2 grams and is less than 100Whr. All SOLA batteries comply with US ST/SG/AC.10/27/Add.2 forrechargeable batteries.

SECTION 15- Regulatory Information
This product meets FCC regulations. All SOLA models listed here bear the CE marking certifying that theseproducts have met EU consumer safety, health or environmental requirements. The SOLA models specified inthis document each contain a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, and its transportation is regulated within theUnited States in accordance with Part 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, (49 CFR Sections 100-185) of the
US Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR); the international transportation is regulated by the International
Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Technical Instructions and corresponding International Air Transport
Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations, and the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)Code.

SECTION 16- Other Information
For more information, visit http://www.lightandmotion.com©2010 Light & Motion Industries

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