Samalite rechargeable floodlights for fire emergency lighting or scene lights. Long gone are the days when fire crews had a minimal amount of rescue tools and basic rescue equipment to work with. Fire services now are always looking to improve safety for their fire fighters. One way of instantly improving safety and efficiency is to provide really good incident scene rechargeable lighting.
Good fire emergency lighting or scene lighting allows firefighters to work around the scene with ease, avoiding falling over hoses or stumbling down stairs. It also lets fire officers read smoke conditions and early warning signs of structural failure more easily. Good incident scene lighting even makes the general public safer and nothing could be easier than using Samalite’s portable lighting.
Samalite rechargeable portable lighting products provide excellent fire scene lights. In particular the SAMALITE ALU2000/4000Li Area Lighting Unit is incredibly lightweight and small yet provides very powerful rechargeable floodlights and portable floodlights making it an essential piece of fire emergency lighting rescue equipment.
With a high powered 2300 Lumens Searchlight and incredible 4000 Lumens hands-free floodlighting giving up to five hours at a time, it is indispensable as part of the standard rescue tools kit.
Samalite’s portable lighting is capable of floodlighting large areas or rooms for working in. It is ideal for rapid response emergency lighting where rechargeable floodlights are needed or for when product size and weight is crucial, or just as standard rescue equipment for scene lights.
Rechargeable Floodlights for Fire Emergency Lighting
Each Samalite HD200 is heat, water and fuel resistant with a high impact polyurethane body and shatterproof polycarbonate lenses.
One thing that can impact hugely on a scene has to be scene lighting, so by carrying portable rechargeable floodlights with the rescue tools ensures that all parts of an incident can be lit improving the safety of crews working around the building or site and by improving their ability to see dangers such as downed power cables or unsafe obstacles.