Larson Electronics launches green LED handheld spotlight

Monday, May 27, 2013: Larson Electronics has launched its new LED spotlight, which is said to provide powerful green light output combined with rugged construction and dimming capability. The HL-85-3W1-GREEN-D Green LED Handheld Spotlight produces an intense beam of green light reaching over 500 feet in length and can be dimmed as desired simply by turning a dial. These features make it an ideal spotlight solution for operators in the military and law enforcement fields as well as hunters and sportsmen, according to the company.

It allows operators to control its intense light output levels while providing rugged and reliable operations. This professional grade LED spotlight is designed to give users in the military, law enforcement, security, and hunting fields a rugged and dependable source of green illumination in an easy to operate and service design.

The HL-85-3W1-GREEN-D features a powerful 3 watt LED emitter that has been paired with high efficiency optics for maximum output and efficiency. The LED in this spotlight has a 120,000 hour service life and produces green light natively, meaning there is no filter or colored lens to reduce output or distort the beam. The UV and weather resistant housing is constructed of impact resistant nylon, and the lamp assembly is fully potted and machined from a single piece of high grade aluminum, giving this high power spotlight excellent durability even under abusive conditions.

There are no tools needed to service this unit, and the internal connectors can be accessed through a simple snap cover, making this light extremely easy to service even in the field. The entire unit weighs only 14 ounces, making it easy to carry and operate with one hand, and the pistol grip design and non slip grip surface ensures secure handling even in wet conditions. This LED spotlight operates on 12 or 24 volt DC current and includes a 16 foot coil cord with inline dimmer switch ending in a standard cigarette lighter plug.

The coil cord provides ample length for operating the light from a vehicle, and the inline dimmer switch allows the user to adjust the brightness of the beam simply by turning a dial. Larson Electronics also offers a variety of options with this light including longer cords, battery terminal connectors, alternative red or white beam colors, and transformers to allow operation with standard 110-120 VAC current. This light is ideal for military and law enforcement professionals who need a powerful source of green illumination for special applications, and is also well suited for hunting use as many hunters feel green light is less alarming to game animals.

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“The HL-85-3W1-GREEN pistol grip LED spotlight is an ideal low voltage green light source for hunting, inspection, and entertainment applications,” said Robert Bresnahan with Larson Electronics’ LarsonElectronics.com. “This lightweight LED spotlight has no bulb to break and can be easily carried or held solidly in place with the HL-RUL-8-MM 100lb grip magnetic base.”

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