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ADALIT L-5000 Z0
NEW
Rechargeable Intrinsically Safe ADALIT handlamp ATEX Z0/20
Certified for explosive atmospheres, light, handy and powerful. Swiveling head, digital display and state-of-the-art optic. It adapts to the most demanding and adverse working conditions.
L-5000 Z0 (Spot version): concentrated light beam with long range. Ideal for search and rescue.
L-5000 Z0 F (Flood version): wide light beam with medium range. Ideal for search and rescue and area lighting.
ADALIT L.3000
Rechargeable Intrinsically Safe Torch L.3000
ATEX: II 1G Ex ia op is IIC T4 Ga
II 1D Ex ia op is IIIC T85 ºC Da
GAS ZONE 0 | 1 | 2
DUST ZONE 20 | 21 | 22
Ingress protection: IP67
Torch body material: Thermoplastic resin with high resistance to the impacts, extreme temperatures and corrosive substances
Lighting source: 2 high intensity LEDs with 150 lumen each
Battery: Li-ion | Voltage: 3,7 V.
Low Battery Warning: Blinking signal of the main LED 15 min. before running out of battery
Weight: 500 gr. (battery included)
Burning time: 5hrs, 7.5hrs or 10hrs.
ADALIT L.90
Right Angle Intrinsically Safe ADALIT L.90 Torch
ATEX: II 1G Ex ia op is IIC T4 Ga
II 1D Ex ia op is IIIC T85 ºC Da
GAS ZONE 0 | 1 | 2
DUST ZONE 20 | 21 | 22
Ingress protection: IP67
Light, small and easy to operate. It incorporates our famous LEDEngine optics, including 2 LEDs (spot, flood and step light options). It easily adapts to the firefighter’s tunic. It is certified ATEX zone 0 for use in explosive atmospheres.
2 Models Available:
L-90 with 3 AA alkalines (included)
L-90POWER with 3 AA alkalines (included)
Torch body material: Thermoplastic resin with high resistance to the impacts, extreme temperatures and corrosive substances
Lighting source: 2 high intensity LEDs with 250 lumen each
Battery: Alkaline AA
Low Battery Warning: When Red < 25 % battery level
Weight: 350 gr. (batteries included)
Burning time: 20hrs.
