help for professional industrial flashlight...

[frieda]

i need a powerful, heavy-duty, rechargeable industrial flashlight with safety division 1 (hazardous areas with flammable gases). can anybody recommend me a good one? should also be easy to carry (shoulder strap or similar). thanks for any tips. frieda /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[paulr]

I think Kohler/Bright Star is the standard for that. Try www.brightguy.com for some possibilities.

 

[lemlux]

I believe several Streamlight flashlights are targeted at the firefighter market. You might check there as well.

 

[Double_A]

Humm,

Look at the Stream Light Vulcan model.

I would go to the BrightGuy web site, I think one of his search options is search for all lights usable for hazardous environments.

GregR

 

[steve_vance]

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frieda said:
i need a powerful, heavy-duty, rechargeable industrial flashlight with safety division 1 (hazardous areas with flammable gases). can anybody recommend me a good one? should also be easy to carry (shoulder strap or similar). thanks for any tips. frieda /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

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check the Streamlight website....a great many of their lights are class-I, II and II approved

 

[milkyspit]

Frieda, I have a Streamlight LaserPro 4D industrial spotlite, and it says...

(FM) N.I. CL. I, DIV. 2, GP. A,B,C,D./Temp. Code T2A

(SA) N.I. CL. I, DIV. 2, GP. A,B,C,D./Temp. T3C
CL. II, DIV. 2, GP. G.

(Ex) II 3 G Ex N IIC T2

Does this qualify?

 

[The_LED_Museum]

Koehler-Bright Star also makes industrial flashlights with hazard ratings. This page ought to do the trick.

 

[Brody]

Quite a few of the lights by Pelican also have industrial safety approvals. try going to their website at www.pelican.com and you can check the approvals of their various flashlights

 

[SCOTT THE BADGER]

Pelican makes many hazardous environment flashlights, that are quite reasonably priced. The Streamlight Vulcan is also well worth a look.

 

[BlindedByTheLite]

if you look at pelican, check out the stealthlite rechargeable and the m9 from the black knight series..

i know they're both div 1 certified.. the only difference is 10,000 cp! the stealthlite being 10,000 cp and the m9 being 20,000..

and milkyspit, i do believe that light you have qualifies.. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif