Fire-Rescue Work Light

    May 5, 2011
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    STREAMLIGHT INC. has introduced the Knucklehead with Clip, an LED work light designed to aim the floodlight onto the work area. With a 360-degree rotating head, an alligator clip for attaching the light to turnout gear and a magnet that adheres to most steel surfaces, the light gives first responders a variety of ways to target bright-white light. Available in both rechargeable and alkaline battery C4 LED models, its engineered optics feature dual parabolic reflectors within a larger textured reflector, optimizing light on target with an overall smooth flood pattern. Microprocessor-controlled technology provides multiple modes of operation, including high and low intensity, emergency flash and a long-running moonlight mode. Manufactured from high-impact, super-tough nylon polymer that is both chemical and corrosion resistant, the light features an unbreakable polycarbonate lens with silicone anti-scratch coating set in a heavy-duty bezel.
    STREAMLIGHT INC. has introduced the Knucklehead with Clip, an LED work light designed to aim the floodlight onto the work area. With a 360-degree rotating head, an alligator clip for attaching the light to turnout gear and a magnet that adheres to most steel surfaces, the light gives first responders a variety of ways to target bright-white light. Available in both rechargeable and alkaline battery C4 LED models, its engineered optics feature dual parabolic reflectors within a larger textured reflector, optimizing light on target with an overall smooth flood pattern. Microprocessor-controlled technology provides multiple modes of operation, including high and low intensity, emergency flash and a long-running moonlight mode. Manufactured from high-impact, super-tough nylon polymer that is both chemical and corrosion resistant, the light features an unbreakable polycarbonate lens with silicone anti-scratch coating set in a heavy-duty bezel.

    STREAMLIGHT INC. has introduced the Knucklehead with Clip, an LED work light designed to aim the floodlight onto the work area. With a 360-degree rotating head, an alligator clip for attaching the light to turnout gear and a magnet that adheres to most steel surfaces, the light gives first responders a variety of ways to target bright-white light. Available in both rechargeable and alkaline battery C4 LED models, its engineered optics feature dual parabolic reflectors within a larger textured reflector, optimizing light on target with an overall smooth flood pattern. Microprocessor-controlled technology provides multiple modes of operation, including high and low intensity, emergency flash and a long-running moonlight mode. Manufactured from high-impact, super-tough nylon polymer that is both chemical and corrosion resistant, the light features an unbreakable polycarbonate lens with silicone anti-scratch coating set in a heavy-duty bezel.

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