Halcyon's Explorer and Proteus lighting systems set the standard for underwater illumination. HID, halogen, and HMI lamps can be matched with any application, while a wide variety of canister/battery configurations allows you to dial in your system to meet the demands of any diving environment:

• Explorer NiMH Primary Lights
• Proteus Lead Acid Primary Lights
• 2003 10watt HID Light Head
• Apollo HID Video/Film Lighting
• Apollo HMI Video/Film Lighting
• Apollo Video Housings
• Halcyon Lighting Technology Overview
• Scout Reserve Lights

• HID FAQ
• NiMH FAQ

DIR Information Network >>Buoyancy Compensators>>Weighting

How is the Active Controlled Ballast (ACB) attached to the harness?

In order to secure the ACB to the 2" waist belt webbing of your Halcyon Secure Harness, the webbing must pass through the triglide twice.

Starting with the left side ACB pocket (with the d-ring), looking from the side that rests against the diver's body, route the waist belt webbing up through the first open slot on the triglide. Slide the ACB pocket along the 2” webbing until it is snug against the back plate. Then feed the webbing back down through the second slot of the triglide (where the thin mil-spec webbing secures the triglide to the ACB pocket. The waist belt webbing then slips easily into the "belt loop" channel stitched into the back (diver side) of the ACB pocket. 

Some adjustment of the final ACB pocket position on the waist belt may be required, depending on the size of the diver, and the desired hip d-ring position.

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