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PowerTac's Ultimate Mission-Critical Flashlight is a blend of American ingenuity, exceptional craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology. SHOT Show Booth #6602
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Law enforcement officers can now choose from a variety of high-lumen flashlights to help illuminate dark alleys, vehicles, or rooms. These lights can improve officer safety by revealing threats, and assist in searches for trace evidence in low-light scenarios. Photos courtesy of vendors.
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The number of new product offerings from Streamlight has been impressive, especially among its ProTac line of compact handhelds. I've been using the company's newest, the ProTac HL, and after only a few weeks of testing, I'm sold.
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Just five years ago, a 200-lumen flashlight was considered amazingly bright. Now, advances in technology have made it possible to increase the power of even small flashlights to emit beyond 500 lumens of light, which is more than enough to illuminate a room and cause temporary blindness in suspects.
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Streamlight has introduced the compact and lightweight ProTac 2AAA, the latest in the ProTac series of tactical handheld lights for law enforcement and tactical personnel, according to the company.
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Featuring new TEN-TAP programming, Streamlight's ProTac HL offers three programs, high/strobe/low; high only; or low/high, and delivers one hour and fifteen minutes of run time on high. IACP Booth #1425.
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The patented design of the Tactical Blue Dot lights embody the timeless elements that police officers and others need whose life may very well depend on their light.
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Designed to be purpose mounted for hands-free use, either on a helmet or other gear, this light has four high-discharge LED bulbs that produce more than ample working light.
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Streamlight has introduced the ProTac HL, a high lumen light that delivers 600 lumens and 16,000 candela peak beam intensity.
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Pelican Productrs has designed the 2370 multi-color LED flashlight to work in a variety of environments, according to the company. The light has four operating modes (high and low white as well as night-vision-friendly red and blue) that can be easily changed with a magnetically-actuated selector switch.
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