AS much as I like this light, when I got it it would not turn on at all. So it has just sat in our garage since I received it! I need something like that to direct traffic. And thought that having a red like would be better than ever, however, I have found that using a high powered flashlight works almost as well!
Penlights provide focused illumination during examination and treatment.
Printed on the side of each Portable Penlight is a labeled pupil gauge,
convenient for sizing pupils. These penlights are constructed of
lightweight, high-impact molded styrene featuring a dual-function pocket
clip.
Quantity: 6
Dimensions: 5.75" x .5"
Accurate light beam illuminates the eyes, ears, and throat
Pupil gauge printed on body assists in determining pupil size
Dual-function pocket clip: portability and activating light
Made of lightweight high-impact molded styrene
The Survivor features a low-profile bezel that doesn’t interfere with gear and equipment. A reinforced D-ring provides forward-hanging orientation. Safety rated for Class I, Div. 1 environments. Right-angle, safety rated firefighter’s flashlight.
Streamlight 90540
Material / Lens:
Rugged nylon polymer body is virtually indestructible
Specialized optic combines low profile with strong performance and a wide beam
Dimensions / Weight:
Length: 7.6” Weight with batteries: 13.17 oz
Light Source:
LED
Output:
4 light output levels:
High - for super-bright, smoke piercing beam: 175 lumens; 405m beam; runs 4 hours Low - for long run time: 60 lumens; 237m beam; runs 15 hours Flash - for signaling: runs 8 hours Moonlight mode – provides low-level lighting for battery conservation: runs 20 days
Switch:
Rubber dome push-button switch, easy to use with gloves
Battery:
Four AA alkaline batteries (included)
Also Accepts: One rechargeable NiMH battery pack (not included)
Features:
IPX4; water resistant; 2m impact resistance tested
Low profile design doesn’t interfere with gear and equipment
Strong spring loaded clip securely grabs onto belts and gear
D-ring provides forward hanging orientation
Class I & II, Division 1, Groups C,D,E,F,G; CLASS III; T-Code: T4; Class I, Division 2, Groups A,B,C,D, T-Code:T4
Scott –
AS much as I like this light, when I got it it would not turn on at all. So it has just sat in our garage since I received it! I need something like that to direct traffic. And thought that having a red like would be better than ever, however, I have found that using a high powered flashlight works almost as well!