RECHARGEABLE FULL SIZE TASK LIGHT – ATEX APPROVED • INTRINSICALLY SAFE FOR HAZARDOUS WORKPLACE
NIGHTSTICK™ XPR-9862E Intrinsically Safe task light is designed specifically for lighting hazardous workplaces that have the potential to catch fire or explode. Equipped with Dual-Light INNOVATION ™ that combines a sharply focused flashlight with a super bright floodlight beam. Lighting both at the same time provides maximum safety and utility.
Representing Bayco innovation, the XPR–9862E is ATEX approved for use in Zone 0 explosion prone environments while providing extraordinary hand-held portable illumination.
The super bright white LEDs are virtually indestructible. The rechargeable NiMH battery pack provides very long run-times with fast recharge. 240 lumens of brilliant tight-focused flashlight beam for long reach and 320 lumens of floodlight for wide-view visibility. Activate both for maximum illumination and workplace safety.
The XPR-9862E has a chemical proof housing. AC and DC charging adapters are included.
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240 lumens flashlight |
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320 lumens floodlight |
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Flashlight, Floodlight & Dual-light |
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Chemical Proof engineered polymer housing |
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Anti-roll Tri-Lobal design - prevents roll-away |
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Bright LEDs - 50,000 hour life |
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Microprocessor controlled |
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Hard-coated lenses |
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Impact resistant housing |
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Slip resistant textured body - for secure and balanced grip |
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Rechargeable NiMH battery - maximum charge, every charge, no partial charge memory effect |
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3 hour charge time |
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Moisture resistant |
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110/220 and 12 VDC charging adapters included |
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Vehicle mount included |
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Accessories available |
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2 year warranty* |
* 2 year warranty • Product is warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for the lifetime of the original owner. Includes the housing, lenses, electronics and switches. Rechargeable batteries and chargers are warranted for a period of two years. Normal wear and abuse are excluded.
