Product Reviews

Reprinted from http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/archive/2008/August/Pages/GloomofNightIsNoProblemforthisFlashlight.aspx

A company in Grants Pass, Ore., is offering the public what could be the world’s ultimate flashlight.

Originally produced for law enforcement personnel, firefighters and other first responders, AE Xenide’s High Intensity Discharge Personal Searchlight is said to possess 10 times the lumen output of conventional flashlights.

The compact flashlight, which produces a beam of light comparable to a headlight on a Mercedes Benz, recently was deemed to be completely safe in environments where explosive gas is present. It is now being tested for various volatile dusts.

Reprinted from http://govpro.com/ar/gov_imp_70982/

Xenide Personal Searchlight boasts 10 times the lumen output of a standard incandescent flashlight through high-intensity discharge (HID) lighting, the same technology as in automobile head lamps. Focuses more light on a target with a sharp, crisp beam. On/off switch is mounted behind light head and forward of the body for balanced, single-hand operation. Modular ballast and battery provide longer run time and easy replacement. Available in 15-, 20-, and 25-w. models. AC charger offers CE, UL, GS, and PSE certifications and IPX67 rating for use in intrinsically safe environments

Reprinted from http://policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_arch&article_id=1555&issue_id=72008

AE Light announces its line of Xenide personal searchlights. Using patent-pending technology, Xenides incorporate the same high-intensity discharge (HID) lighting as is found in a Mercedes-Benz or BMW headlight, delivering 10 times the lumen output of a standard incandescent flashlight. Rechargeable lithium batteries deliver power for more than two hours, depending on the model. Available in three models, Xenides include AC and DC chargers; an LED indicator; a shoulder
strap; lens and end cap protectors; a lens cloth; and a black plastic molded travel case. ?

Reprinted From http://www.entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/183042594.html

A company in Grants Pass, Ore., is offering the public what could be the world's ultimate flashlight. Originally produced for law enforcement personnel, firefighters and other first responders, AE Xenide's High Intensity Discharge Personal Searchlight is said to possess 10 times the lumen output of conventional flashlights.

The compact flashlight, which produces a beam of light comparable to a headlight on a Mercedes Benz, recently was deemed to be completely safe in environments where explosive gas is present. It is now being tested for various volatile dusts.

"I just want to tell you how much I love my searchlight! I haven't encountered any more lions in my yard, but if they come, I will be able to see them at least.
Thanks,
Diane"

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