Remote-Area Lighting
Pelican Products’ 9440 Remote Area Lighting System (RALS).
Forensic Inspector
Spectronics’ Tritan 365 features three ultra-high-flux UV-A LEDs and an ultra-high intensity, broad-beam UV/white light LED inspection lamp.
Smart Baton
The Smartlock can either be discretely opened with two hands to full extension in a low profile manner or aggressively deployed with one hand in a high profile manner.
Versatile Polymer Pistol
The Sig Sauer P290 Sub-Compact 9 mm pistol puts all the power of a full-size 9 mm in a lightweight and versatile polymer pistol design.
Quick-change Lenses
Revision’s new Sawfly Eyewear features a redesigned frame with an aggressive new look and facilitates lens changing with the new quick-change lens system.
Camera Kit
Zistos has introduced a new video accessory for its WalkAbout portable video system, which is used for tactical surveillance applications.
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Remote-Area Lighting
Pelican Products’ 9440 Remote Area Lighting System (RALS) features 10 next-generation LEDs and a beam spread of 120 degrees. Additionally, it offers two brightness settings that shine 2,400 lumens for 3 hours on the high setting and 1,200 for 6 hours on low. The light is powered by a maintenance-free, NiMH rechargeable battery. In addition, it runs silent and has no power cord, which eliminates trip hazards and emits no toxic fumes. The 9440, which weighs 16 lbs., includes a self-deploying tripod and a nylon shoulder strap. It also features a telescoping light tower, which extends more than 7 feet and a light array that articulates 90 degrees.
Pelican Products—800/473-5422 www.pelican.com
Spectronics’ Tritan 365 features three ultra-high-flux UV-A LEDs and an ultra-high intensity, broad-beam UV/white light LED inspection lamp. The grip-mounted, three-way rocker switch allows the user to switch between light sources with ease. The flashlight uses a rechargeable NiMH battery that provides 2 hours of light but also comes with an 8- or 20-foot power cord with an AC plug for continuous use. A rubber bumper with a Borofloat glass lens protects the LEDs from damage in high-risk situations, and a built-in fan keeps the LEDs cool. The Tritan 365 weighs 16 oz. and is available in black.
Spectroline—800/274-8888 www.spectroline.com
The Smartlock can either be discretely opened with two hands to full extension in a low profile manner or aggressively deployed with one hand in a high profile manner. A patented cam locking mechanism allows the Smartlock Baton to fully lock out when fully expanded. It closes with the simple push of a button. The weight balance and strike dynamics of the Smartlock Baton enables an officer to carry out less powerful strikes to temporarily disable an individual. The Baton is available in 16", 21" and 26" models.
Smart Lock—801/673-8319 www.deensideusa.com
The Sig Sauer P290 Sub-Compact 9 mm pistol puts all the power of a full-size 9 mm in a lightweight and versatile polymer pistol design. The P290, available in double-action-only, has a snag-resistant, sleek design for conceal carry or as a back-up for plains clothes or security personnel. The stainless steel slide is finished in either natural stainless finish or a black Nitron finish. The customized grip plates come in aluminum, wood and polymer that can be engraved with your initials.
Sig Sauer—603/772-2302 www.sigsauer.com
Revision’s new Sawfly Eyewear features a redesigned frame with an aggressive new look and facilitates lens changing with the new quick-change lens system. The eyewear’s new Comfort Nosepiece has been reengineered for enhanced comfort, retention and durability. It features a softer durometer nosepad, which provides added grip and cushioning. The Secure-Snap retention band clips firmly into the frame, keeping eyewear in place even during high-activity missions.
Revision Eyewear—800/383-6049
www.revisioneyewear.com
Zistos has introduced a new video accessory for its WalkAbout portable video system, which is used for tactical surveillance applications. The Through-the-Wall Video Camera Kit contains tools that allow the operator to view into a room from an adjacent room through the common wall. It contains a specialized bit designed to create an access hole through the first wall of sheetrock, and then drill a 3-mm observation hole through the second wall of sheetrock, into the adjacent room. A low-light camera with a pinhole zoom lens is then inserted into the access hole allowing tactical personnel to observe the occupants of the interior room while avoiding detection.
Zistos—631/434-1370 www.zistos.com
