Next generation portable lighting
January 2010
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Yale Engineering Products is pleased to introduce the Peli range of maintenance-free portable LED lighting products to South Africa. Using state-of-the-art high intensity LED technology, life expectancy is in excess of 15 years in typical service use. Light duration, depending on the product, can be from 15 to 60 hours from a single charge with all units equipped with a fully extendable mast that allows 360° pivoting. They are also supported by a range of optional tripods.
All units are powered by 12 V sealed gel maintenance-free batteries. They drive RoHS compliant electronics with solid state high efficiency circuitry and micro processor controlled parameters, allowing customers to choose their own unique settings via maintenance-free silicone rubber control keypads.
The items are compact and purpose-built for manual handling. All have handles in appropriate places and are easily carried as a complete unit. The heads of the units can be swivelled to face any direction and in the case of the four light systems four directions can be lit simultaneously. Therefore, more work can be done with less equipment, allowing work that is of a delicate nature to be more easily viewed.
For more information contact Steven Claase, Yale Engineering Products, +27 (0)11 794 2910.
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