Peli enlightens IWA with its most Powerful Tactical Lights

Peli Products, the global leader in manufacture of protective case solutions and advanced portable lighting, presents at IWA (Hall 9. Booth 9-530) the 7100 and 7600, Pelis most powerful compact tactical torches to date, and one of the best options for todays law enforcement authorities.

The tactical lights 7100 and 7600 are designed for professional use of the police and military, and are also ideal for hunting or following trails in the woods. Moreover, these powerful torches are reliable tools for expeditions under extreme weather conditions. The latest LED lighting technology along with their great features and compact designs, makes them a unique companion in the field for the professionals, hunting experts and outdoor enthusiasts.

The high-performance of the 7600 (up to 944 lumens, only 15.7 cm long) and the 7100 (up to 695 lumens, only 13 cm long) coupled with a USB rechargeable lithium ion battery, are just the beginning of these multi-talented products. They provide high, strobe, medium and low modes, giving users the option to choose from 5 different programs to be able to personalize to fit individual needs. The full time battery level indicator ensures professionals will always know the battery status. The ability to use disposable batteries if power is unavailable guarantees that users will never be without light when it is needed most.

Both torches have an extremely robust body thanks to the hard anodizing finish Type II (7100 model) and Type III (7600 model). Moreover, in addition to the high performance white LED, the Peli 7600 model provides a red and green LED. These added colours offer night vision preservation and can be used for traffic control when partnered with a slip-on wand accessory (sold separately). Pelis products offer the legendary Lifetime Guarantee (where applicable by law). For more information visit www.Peli.com

LINK:	https://www.kitplus.com/news/Peli_enlightens_IWA_with_its_most_Powerfu...
	See more stories from tvbay

Most recent headlines