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Pelican Introduces Area Lighting Models

February 6, 2013

Pelican Products' Advanced Area Lighting Group has rolled out the 9460RS and 9470RS (Remote System) remote controlled, multi-terrain versions of their Remote Area Lighting System (RALS).

Federal Signal Introduces SpectraLux ILS Lighting

January 29, 2013

Federal Signal has introduced the SpectraLux ILS vehicle lighting that's ideal for the most popular undercover and highway vehicle applications, according to the company.

Code 3 Introduces Ford PI Side Marker Light

January 9, 2013

Code 3 has introduced the Side Marker light kit for the Ford Police Interceptor sedan. These lights are designed to fit in Ford's existing side marker light units.

LED Portable Rechargeable Lighting

October 24, 2012

Tele-Lite's new TL-LITE-LED Portable Rechargeable Remote Area Lighting System is the company's most compact unit. It can be set up in less than 30 seconds for rapid deployment in emergency situations.

Code 3 Introduces Front Windshield Interior Light

October 11, 2012

The SuperVisor U is designed to fit the windshield curves and angles of most vehicles and keep flashback light from distracting the driver. The adjustable side-shield light blocking plates have been designed specifically to block out flashback light from the sides.

Brite-Strike APALS Hunting Demo

August 1, 2012

Writer, wildlife photographer, hunter, and naturalist Ron Spomer tests Brite-Strike's APALS, an innovative feather weight, self-adhesive, multi-purpose light.

Brite-Strike Introduces Adhesive Light Strip 10 Pack

May 25, 2012

Brite-Strike Technologies has introduced the APALS (All Purpose Adhesive Light Strip) 10 pack, according to the company. The crush-proof flex-pack developed by Brite-Strike eliminates accidental activation.

Vehicle Counter-ambush Tactics for Patrol

May 23, 2012

In last month's The Winning Edge article, I discussed how to anticipate and respond to ambushes when arriving on calls in an urban environment. In this related article, I will discuss how to handle ambushes while in your car.

Code 3 Offers Lights and Sirens Via OfficerStore.com

March 23, 2012

OfficerStore.com has expanded their Code 3 choices with the addition of 13 new products. Included are 4 series of Interior lighting solutions, five series of exterior lighting solutions and two siren systems.

Traffic Safety System Introduces LED Scene Lights

January 13, 2012

The lights are available in 7-foot and 9.5-foot models. The lights give off 15,000 lumen of light and are powered by a 20-amp trailer circuit. Traffic Safety System is distributing the lights for manufacturer Fire Research Corp.

Pelican Remote Lighting System Wins Design Award

July 1, 2011

The Pelican 9440 RALS is a bright, portable LED area light. It features 10 next-generation LEDs and a beam spread of 120 degrees that effectively lights a large area.

TX-0 and TX-1 Helmet Lights

March 31, 2011

FoxFury offers side-worn helmet lights that attach to Special Ops, EMS, and Flight helmets via the side mounting screw or industrial Velcro. These TX helmet lights are available with either white or multi-colored LEDs and offer a breakaway design to prevent the user from becoming entangled, reducing risk of injury.

Code 3 Introduces Intrepid Series Interior Light

February 25, 2011

Intrepid Series lights also feature split color combinations and 40 user-selectable flash patterns.

Code 3 Introduces Essex Series Interior Light

February 25, 2011

Essex Series lights feature a new style of flared visor, allowing for greater off-angle coverage that's particularly useful for approaching intersections.These lights offer 27 user-selectable flash patterns for single head and 53 flash patterns for dual head.

Map Light

January 28, 2011

D&R Electronics' three-phase light intensity Map Light directs the light where you need it and allows you to choose the brightness level you want.

21TR and 21 TR Plus Lightbars

December 22, 2010

Code 3's 21TR and 21TR Plus lightbars feature all new Torus LED Technology for great directional and off-angle performance in a 2100 lightbar package.

Police Product Test: Nikon 1-4X M-223 Rifle Scope

November 29, 2010

POLICE Magazine reviews the Nikon 1-4X M-223 Rifle Scope, 5.11 Tactical Responder Hi-Vis Parka, and Streamlight E Flood Light Box.

Code 3 Introduces T-Rex Exterior Lights

November 10, 2010

T-Rex lights feature 27 user-selectable flash patterns; offer synchronous capability; and can provide various color-splitting configurations.

Explosion-Proof LED Lights

October 31, 2010

Larson Electronics has added a Class 1 and Class 2 rated explosion-proof LED drop light on an explosion-proof reel to its wide array of hazardous location lighting.

Adamson Industries Distributes Three-Phase Map Light

October 27, 2010

The map light has a 280-degree turning radius, 1-watt red and white LEDs and a flexible goose neck with an on/off switch that provides a stable source of light in moving vehicles.

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