New generation LEDs
The all-new ATEX approved Wolflite XT Handlamp range, said to represent the most significant Safety Handlamp development for over 25 years, and signifies a quantum leap in battery, light and control technology. The recent upgrade to the next generation of high power LEDs means that light output is increased from 200 lumens to 350 lumens, a 75% increase in light output.
The XT-70 with Spot and Flood beams is in use at Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service, Tyne & Wear Fire Rescue Service and Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service as portable ATEX general purpose lighting on vehicles.
The Wolflite XT-90 with additional coloured signal LEDs is utilized in the oil and gas production sector, where it is used with green and red LEDs for helicopter signalling. This model with red and amber LEDs has also been adopted by Vienna Fire Brigade for traffic signalling.
Wolf Safety
0114 255 1051
www.wolf-safety.co.uk
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