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Police One have published a review of the Pelican 8060 LED flashlight. 'The 8060 LED is made of Pelican's nearly indestructible, non sparking resin with a metal heat sink area in the head. It has a deep polished reflector that throws a concentrated center shaft and a very usable concentric spill beam. The light rendered true colors and delivered a wide field of view down a hallway or alley. The test model did not have any dark spots, nor did it deliver the "donut of darkness" of lesser tactical lights.'

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Innovative Travel Cases and Submersible Dive Lights Are Theme At Show

TORRANCE, CA – October 20, 2008 —Pelican™ Products, Inc. is set to debut the Nemo™ 2410 Recoil LED as the latest edition to the Nemo™ Series family of dive flashlights at Booth #3120 during the Dive Equipment Manufacturers Association (DEMA) Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Also on display is a wide range of Pelican Protector™ Cases with travel-oriented models highlighted.

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TORRANCE, CA – October 1, 2008 — Bright, abundant, hands-free light will always be just a twist away with the introduction of the Pelican Products HeadsUP Lite™ 2690.

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TORRANCE, CA — Back up has arrived. Pelican™ Products, Inc., the global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced lighting systems and virtually indestructible cases, is leading the LED technology charge by introducing the rechargeable 8060 LED duty/tactical flashlight.

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TORRANCE, CA, Pelican™ Products, Inc., announced today that their Advanced Area Lighting Group, has rolled out the 9430 Remote Area Lighting System (RALS), a compact, 22-pound, portable area lighting system, as their first product

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A review of the Pelican Recoil 2410 LED Flashlight has been posted over at The Ws Reviews 'The 2410 runs on four AA batteries, and the body has a flat cross-section that makes it very easy to carry despite being larger than its cheaper 2xAA Maglite cousin. Its plastic body comes in black or yellow, and the "PL" version that I have costs a few extra dollars but has the glow-in-the-dark bezel that makes the light easy to find when it's off. I highly recommend it. It's also submersible, pressure-rated to 500 feet, and resists all kinds of chemicals that I wouldn't want to have splashed on me anyway.'

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TORRANCE, CA – Pelican™ Products, Inc., a global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced lighting systems and virtually indestructible cases, has introduced the PM6 3330 LED and PM6 3320 Incandescent incamouflaged Mossy Oak® “Break Up®” pattern.

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Blue Sheepdog reviews the Pelican 7060 LED flashlight from a law enforcement perspective. 'Since the Pelican 7060 uses LED technology instead of a less efficient incandescent bulb, run time is 1.5 hours. Not bad, especially considering my department issued Streamlight Stinger is advertised as having a run time of “up to one hour. Another advantage of the Pelican 7060 flashlight is that it is rechargeable. Pelican states that the flashlight will recharge to full power in less than five hours. So, even officers that work 12-hour shifts need not worry about having enough time to fully charge their flashlight before returning to work.'

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Pelican has introduced the 9450 Remote Area Lighting System which is basically a worklight capable of producing up to "seventeen hours of emergency light" from a single charge. 'The 9450 Remote Area Lighting System combines our tough 1510 Case with 16 x 1 watt LEDs mounted in an aluminum heat sink. All items are stored inside the case and assemble in minutes. The aluminum pole extends to a height of 83" to provide 1280 lumens of light for any area. The rechargeable battery has 9 hours of life at maximum output tailing off to low light level at hour 17. The diffuser (included) can be mounted to change the beam from a focused spot to a diffused beam.'

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TORRANCE, CA – October 29, 2007 —Pelican™ Products, Inc. a leading manufacturer of advanced, submersible dive lights is set to unveil its Nemo™ Series dive flashlights at Booth #1959 during the Dive Equipment Manufacturers Association (DEMA) Show in Orlando, Florida.

From the marina to the Great Barrier Reef, Pelican’s Nemo Series will feature seven reengineered versions of their most popular submersible dive lights that range from a 2AAA model (good for quick scans in a dive bag) to an 8D model (that will light up just about any situation above or below the waves)

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The Pelican 7060 LED flashlight designed in collaboration with the City of Los Angeles Police Department™ (LAPD) is now available for purchase from commercial outlets across the country. ‘The Pelican 7060 LED light employs new dual switch technology that allows the light to be activated by either a body-mounted patrol switch or a tail-mounted tactical switch. The dual switches, which include a momentary mode, allows the user to grip the light in several positions and still control activation. The light incorporates rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries for maximum brightness and are also light weight compared to standard batteries.’

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The New Zealand Herald reports on the collaboration between the City of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and Pelican Products in the development of the Pelican 7060 LED as the standard issue tactical/patrol flashlight for LAPD officers. ‘The new flashlight, developed specifically for the Los Angeles Police Department and expected to be acquired by police forces around the world, replaces the heavy 33cm metal flashlights controversially used by city officers to strike a car theft suspect three years ago. At 22cm long and weighing 295 grams, the new 7060 LED flashlight is more than 50 percent lighter than the old model, has a rugged polymer casing and produces a blindingly bright light.’

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Pelican Products has unveiled a universal helmet holder that fits most known helmet designs and functions with 17 different Pelican flashlights. 'Designed to be extremely versatile, the variety of angles and positions that the holder will accommodate is limited only to the user’s imagination. There are three styles (straight bar, one slot and three slot) of attachment included. Constructed of tough, lightweight structural grade resin, the brackets are engineered to be field installed with the help of a flat head screwdriver. Like all Pelican products, the bracket is backed by the Legendary Lifetime Guarantee of Excellence: “You Break It, We Replace It.'

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Flashlight News.org reports on the introduction of the new M1 (3310) and M3 (3370) incandescent task lights from Pelican™ Products. 'Both new lights feature a tail-cap switch for easy on/off/momentary, one-hand operation and are constructed of nearly indestructible CNC machined aluminum with a no-slip knurled diamond pattern. They are all powered by CR123 lithium batteries which have an extremely long shelf life and offer exceptional performance in extreme temperature conditions.
• The M1 3310 is available with a black finish and uses a single battery to power a super-bright xenon bulb that blasts 30 lumens for up to one hour.
• Powered by three batteries, the M3 3370 is engineered with a powerful xenon bulb which casts 115 lumens of brilliance for up to two hours. The light is available in either Black or O.D. Green Type III Hard Anodized finish making it extremely resistant to corrosion.'

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ThomasNet reports on the introduction of the the PM6 3330 Led and PM6 3320 Incandescent flashlights from Pelican(TM) Products, Inc. 'Constructed of engineering-grade polymer, PM6 3330 LED and PM6 3320 Incandescent lights feature non-slip textured grip and tail switch with on/off and momentary function for one-handed operation. Model PM6 3330 LED uses high-output CR123 lithium batteries to drive 1 W Luxeon® LED, which produces 41 lumen output. Engineered with heavy-duty CR123 lithium batteries, PM6 3320 Incandescent has high-intensity Xenon bulb that delivers 74 lumen output.

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Flashlight News.org reports on the announcement of the introduction of two tactical flashlights from Pelican™ Products, Inc. 'Building upon the legacy of their M-Series aluminum tactical lights, Pelican™ Products, Inc. has introduced the PM6 3330 LED and PM6 3320 Incandescent. Constructed of nearly-indestructible, engineering-grade, polymer, the lights weigh in at 3.45 ounces (97.8 grams) making them more than half an ounce lighter than the nearest competitor. The PM6 LED (pictured above) with its long burn time is a perfect all-purpose light while the extremely bright PM6 Incandescent works for all sorts of low-light and blackout situations. The PM6 Incandescent is engineered with heavy-duty battery muscle and a high-intensity Xenon bulb that produces 74 lumens of fierce light for up to 1 hour of continuous use.'

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'To answer law enforcement professionals' call for tough, dependable aluminum duty lights, Pelican® Products, a leading manufacturer of technically advanced, flashlights, has unveiled the M12 8140 Alkaline. Pelican’s M12 is cast from the same hi-grade aluminum as racing engine blocks. A rechargeable 4 C NiCad battery stick produces a super bright pre-focused Xenon beam. The result is 151 lumens of powerful, bright white light. The sure-grip vinyl sheath resists chemicals and extreme temperatures. A push button on/off switch operates easily, even when wearing thick gloves.

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While a flashlight is extremely useful at night or in dark spaces, you can be particularly unnerved trying to locate the instrument during actual dark conditions. Pelican products has sought to address this problem with their new offering of photo-luminescent flashlights. 'Pelican Products created glow-in-the-dark versions of their most popular flashlights which will feature photoluminescent lens rings. The special material in the lens ring maintains a charge from exposure to ambient light from almost any source, including light bulbs, the sun or even the flashlight’s own beam.'

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'The Pelican M1 LED, model 2310, is a very professional looking, straightforward light. It uses a Luxeon I LED for light, a regulator circuit to maintain constant output for as long as possible, and utilizes one 123A lithium cell for power. The body is machined aluminum with what appears to be a Type II anodized black finish. The head and tailcap have 8 flat plateaus machined in to help prevent the light from rolling off of a surface. The switch is just below the head and the body tube has a raised knurled area for grip. The knurling is not aggressive at all. The tail cap includes a water resistant vent and an internal spring which serves as the negative battery contact.' For an investment of $55 or more you get an attractive as well as a very handy device in the Pelican M1. I think I would have to constrain myself however from playfully activating the red "reverse-clickie" switch.

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If you want a high quality led flashlight but cant afford the price of a Surefire this Pelican model would sure be a worthwhile alternative. This is a high quality light with a very powerful beam. 'The body of the light is made of machined aircraft grade aluminum available in either a silver or black finish. The sample reviewed has a black finish. The head of the light, as well as the switch area, has an octagonal shape to prevent it from rolling when set down. The center of the body is checkered for grip. Inside the bezel you will find an aluminum reflector and an LED lamp assembly behind a plastic lens. The light is powered by two 123A lithium batteries. The switch, covered with a red rubber checkered cap, is a clickie and has both momentary and constant on positions, as well as an accidental activation lockout.'

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