FOXFURY Custom Taker B70 Ballistic Shield Light Installation Guide

June 17, 2024
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FOXFURY Custom Taker B70 Ballistic Shield Light Installation Guide

CUSTOM TAKER B70 REFERENCE

SHIELD LIGHT
(WITH PROTECTIVE COVER ON)

SHIELD LIGHT
(WITH PROTECTIVE COVER OFF)

HANDLE
(BACK SIDE)

HANDLE
(FRONT SIDE

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • Custom Taker B70 Handle with Electronics & Pressure Switch (P/N 60-601)
  • Custom Taker B70 Light Head for P/N 600-480-600)
  • Pressure Switch
  • Foams (2) – Flat Shield Only
  • Washers (2)

INSTALLATION

The B70 is intended to be installed as an OEM product, by ballistic shield and armor manufacturers.

  1. Begin by drilling two holes into the shield. To do this, locate the Bolt Hole(s) (2) located on the BACK SIDE of the Handle (shown above).

  2. HELPFUL TIP: Use a #2 pencil (or a tool of the same diameter) and insert it through the Bolt Holes (of the BACK SIDE of the Handle) to draw two marks on the shield. This will help when determining placement of the holes when drilling.
    IMPORTANT: The bolts pictured above are NOT included. The user must purchase two (2) bolts with the following specifications:

  3. Bolt Head Diameter: 24 mm MAXIMUM

  4. Bolt Shaft Diameter: 7.5 mm MAXIMUM

  5. Bolt Length: 97 mm (this does NOT include the thickness of the shield)

  6. Once both holes are drilled through the shield, it is important to drill two small holes (4 mm diameter) next to each Bolt Hole, so that the wires can be fed through the shield. NOTE: See pg. 10–11 for wiring installation.

WIRING INSTALLATION

  1. Begin with the Light Head and a Phillips Head Screw Driver. There are eight (8) screws located on the front of the Protective Cover, and two (2) screws on the top of the Light Head. Remove all ten (10) screws from the Protective Cover.

  2. Once the Protective Cover is removed, the inner workings of the Light Head will be exposed. Next, find the Wire Through Holes (this will be where the red and black wires will come through; the red and black wires are located within the Handle).

  3. The Terminal Block Holder can be removed by removing the two (2) top and bottom screws on each side. This makes it easier to pull the wires through in Step 3. NOTE: the location of the Terminal Block Holder can be seen in Step 2 of “Wiring Installation.”

  4. View the Light Head and Handle from the side. Then, bring the Handle close to the back of the Light Head. Using the diagram in Step 2, take the red wire from the Handle and feed it through the back of the Light Head and through the “red wire hole.” Repeat with the black wire from the Handle.

  5. Note that the diagram in Step 2 shows that the top Wire Through Hole is for the red wire and that the bottom Wire Through Hole is for the black wire. This is the same for both sides.

  6. Once the red and black wires are fed from the Handle (on both sides) through the Light Head, loosen the screws on all four (4) of the Terminal Blocks. Use a flat head screw driver to loosen the screws. Then insert the respective wire into the side of the Terminal Block and re-tighten the screw to secure the wire. Repeat on the other three (3) Terminal Blocks.

  7. IMPORTANT: Reinstall the Terminal Block Holder by replacing the screws and tightening.

  8. Once all wires are installed completely, install batteries (see “Battery Installation and Replacement” on pg. 5 for instructions) and test the light’s performance by activating the Power/Mode Switch on either Handle.
    CAREFULLY begin to pull all the wires tight. This will make it easier to reinstall the Protective Cover in the next step.

  9. After pulling all wires tight, reinstall the Protective Cover onto the Light Head. In the instance that the wires could not be pulled tight enough (as mentioned above, then this could take a few minutes, as the wires may not easily be tucked under the Protective Cover. Once the Protective Cover is placed back on, reinstall all ten (10) screws to secure it.

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