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Patrol•July 1, 2005

Reva Night Operations Systems RI-2200 HID Searchlight

Reva’s RI-2200 HID Searchlight’s compact, durable design offers the versatility needed for any night operations situation, including handheld use and crew-served, weapon-mounted configurations. With a light output of 2,400 lumens, the RI-2200 can illuminate targets past 1,000 meters. Each system is sold with a choice of an A/C or D/C charger and a black or tan carrying case.

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Patrol•July 1, 2005

QuiqLite XP-440 Quiqlite ID Check

Quiqlite’s new XP-440 model has an ultra-violet light used to “ID check” for authenticating currency and identity documents that have UV security features. The lights are designed so as not to affect the use of night vision. Like the original Quiqlite, the XP-440 has a 180-degree adjustable light arm and closes to a flat position under a uniform shirt pocket when not in use.

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Weapons•July 1, 2005

SOG Trident TF-1 Folding Knife

SOG’s Trident folder was designed with a new TigerStripe blade that was released last year. The knife is SAT patented and features the new Arc-Actuator with built-in blade locking safety. The TF-1 is also equipped with a Digi-Grip handle with groove and Hardcased black TiNi-coated, half-serrated blade. The knife also features a reversible and removable pocket clip.

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Patrol•July 1, 2005

Panasonic Power-Failure Lamp

Panasonic’s SQT555 power-failure lamp features an electronic battery system that guards against overcharging the battery while plugged in via an AC adapter. Three to seven hours of running time and a six-watt fluorescent lamp make the power-failure lamp a reliable light source during an outage.

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Patrol•July 1, 2005

Elbeco Paragon Plus Uniform Shirt

Elbeco has upgraded its Paragon Plus uniform shirt with a new stretch feature, which offers up to eight percent stretch across the garment. The shirt is also designed with five UltraCrease permanent military creases, pleated and scalloped pockets, and cross-stitched shoulder straps for a professional look.

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Patrol•July 1, 2005

Kustom Signals Pole-Mounted Radar Speed Display

Kustom Signals’ new pole-mounted radar speed displays feature high-intensity LED lights for optimal viewing. The displays can be hard-wired directly to the electric service or can be powered by a solar/battery backup system. Kustom Signals offers four models of this system and each comes with a 12- or 18-inch display. Signals Pole-Mounted Radar Speed Display

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Patrol•June 1, 2005

Maptech GPS Maps for Smartphone

Maptech’s new Outdoor Navigator for Windows Mobile Smartphone is advantageous to officers on the move. The service provides more than 58,000 off-road maps and 2,300 boating maps to users’ Smartphones, PDAs, and Pocket PCs for $19.95. Each detailed map shows buildings, paved roads, towers, power lines, and more. The Windows Mobile Smartphone has a 20-hour battery life and can be coupled with Bluetooth GPS to take full advantage of the Outdoor Navigator.

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Patrol•June 1, 2005

Henry Repeating Arms Stainless Steel Handcuffs

Henry Repeating Arms’ new stainless steel handcuffs are made of Type 304 stainless steel. Although lightweight at only nine ounces, the cuffs offer double-lock security, U.S. National Institute of Justice compliance, and a 19-tooth ratchet system. Optional custom engraving is available for easy identification and each pair of cuffs comes with a lifetime warranty.

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Technology•June 1, 2005

Bullard Tacsight Utility Block Attachment

Bullard’s new Utility Block attachment for its Tacsight thermal imager allows expanded camera capabilities. The tool attaches easily to the camera for fixed-position surveillance over extended periods of time. Tacsight is also outfitted with a standard tripod thread, allowing for pole or tripod mounting with the Utility Block. The attachment comes with power-in and power-out connections for extended operation, and extra recording or transmitting devices can also be powered through it.

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Patrol•June 1, 2005

Philips Electronics HeartStart FRx Defibrillator

Philips Electronics’ HeartStart FRx Automated External Defibrillator recently received FDA clearance for its improved design. The rugged AED still gives operators step-by-step instructions for treating sudden cardiac arrest. Now, the device can also handle wireless data transfer to a palmOne PDA to enhance useability. Also new are preconnected smart pads that can be used to treat all patients.

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Patrol•June 1, 2005

Warwick Mills TurtleSkin Patrol Glove

TurtleSkin’s new Patrol Glove provides all-over slash protection for those dangerous times when a blade may injure your hand. TurtleSkin is a protective material that has the ability to withstand great stress, making it effective in a patrol glove. The glove itself has an outer shell made of leather and neoprene and a 100-percent aramid knit lining that provides additional protection.

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Vehicle Ops•June 1, 2005

RAM Mounts Laptop Mounting System

Using existing hardware, your agency can install RAM custom laptop mounting systems in a variety of patrol vehicles without any drilling. The systems are fully adjustable and easy to place in the most ergonomic position for the vehicle and the officer driving it. Swing arms provide easy access and viewing.

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