Lighting the way to safety, with Streamlight 

by Breaking NewsLighting

From helmet-mounted lights to vehicle-mounted scene illumination, Streamlight’s lighting solutions ensure firefighters have reliable visibility when responding to hazardous incidents 

Firefighting demands peak physical and mental performance in the most hazardous and unpredictable conditions. From advancing through smoke-filled structures to executing technical rescues and hazardous materials operations, firefighters rely on specialised tools to perform their duties effectively.

Limited visibility is a constant challenge, making high-performance lighting a critical component of their gear. Whether locating victims, assessing risks, or coordinating efforts in extreme environments, dependable lighting ensures firefighters can operate safely and efficiently. 

Why firefighters trust Streamlight 

When it comes to high-performance lighting solutions, Streamlight is a brand that has earned the trust of emergency responders, military personnel, and law enforcement officers worldwide. With over five decades of experience designing and manufacturing innovative lighting tools, Streamlight has built a reputation for producing high-quality, durable, and versatile lighting products that meet the specific needs of professionals working in extreme conditions.  

Firefighters require lighting that can withstand high heat, impact, and exposure to water and chemicals, and Streamlight designs its products with these demands in mind. Many of these lights are also rechargeable, waterproof, and safety-approved, making them ideal for firefighting operations. 

Streamlight’s commitment to innovation and performance has made it a go-to brand for fire brigades and emergency response teams.

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The company’s extensive research and development process ensures that each product is rigorously tested to guarantee reliability in real-world conditions.  

 Streamlight’s range of products is specifically designed to cover all lighting needs, whether mounted on a helmet, worn on turnout gear, or used on a fire truck. Each product is carefully engineered to provide optimal functionality, allowing firefighters to focus on their critical tasks without worrying about visibility limitations. 

Helmet-mounted lighting: Vantage® II 

A firefighter’s helmet is one of their most vital pieces of gear, offering protection while also serving as a platform for essential tools. Helmet-mounted lighting provides hands-free illumination, allowing firefighters to navigate smoke-filled environments while keeping their hands free for critical tasks. The Vantage® II is a lightweight yet exceptionally durable helmet-mounted light designed specifically for firefighting helmets. 

Built from high-impact resistant polymer, the Vantage II is designed to endure extreme temperatures and the harsh conditions encountered in firefighting operations. Its powerful LED produces an intense, focused beam that cuts through smoke and darkness, providing exceptional visibility in low-light conditions. The compact design ensures a comfortable fit without adding unnecessary weight to the helmet.  

A large push-button switch allows easy operation with gloved hands, while a safety blue taillight LED ensures firefighters can be seen from behind. Additionally, its front-loading battery capability allows for convenient replacement without removing the light from the helmet. The Vantage II is waterproof, ensuring performance in all weather conditions. 

Gear-mounted lighting:  Survivor® X ATEX & Survivor® Pivot ATEX 

In many firefighting scenarios, gear-mounted lighting is crucial for providing illumination without restricting movement. The Survivor® X ATEX and Survivor® Pivot ATEX are purpose-built for hands-free use, offering powerful lighting solutions that attach securely to firefighting gear. These models are designed to withstand the extreme environments that firefighters encounter, ensuring reliable performance when it matters most. 

The Survivor® X ATEX is an intrinsically safe lighting solution, meeting ATEX safety standards for use in hazardous environments where flammable gases and vapours may be present. Its ultra-bright LED delivers a focused beam that penetrates dense smoke, allowing firefighters to navigate safely and efficiently.

The ergonomic design allows for easy attachment to turnout gear, ensuring that firefighters always have a reliable source of hands-free lighting that will not snag. Its low-profile bezel prevents interference with gear, while a spring-loaded clip with a built-in D-ring offers multiple attachment options.

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The large translucent button with an LED battery status indicator allows easy operation with gloved hands. The light is available in rechargeable and alkaline models, and it is both dust-tight and waterproof. 

The Survivor® Pivot ATEX offers additional versatility with a pivoting head that enables firefighters to adjust the light angle as needed. This adjustable feature is particularly useful for illuminating workspaces and focusing light on specific areas during emergency operations. It features a dual beam with a cool white, high-power LED spot beam for long-distance illumination and a downward-angled flood beam for area lighting. Constructed with rugged materials, it can withstand impacts, high temperatures, and harsh environmental conditions. 

Vehicle-mounted lighting: Vulcan® 180 X ATEX, Portable Scene Light, and Portable Scene Light II 

In addition to personal lighting, fire trucks must be equipped with powerful illumination systems to enhance visibility at emergency scenes. Vehicle-mounted lights play a crucial role in lighting up areas where fires have occurred, accident scenes, and large-scale rescue operations. Streamlight’s Vulcan® 180 X ATEX, Portable Scene Light, and Portable Scene Light II provide high-performance rechargeable lighting solutions designed for use on fire trucks and emergency vehicles. They can be charged on the truck and be ready for use on the scene. 

The rechargeable Vulcan® 180 X ATEX lantern is engineered for extreme brightness, producing up to 1,200 lumens to provide widespread illumination in dark or low-visibility conditions.

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The light features a 180-degree articulating head, allowing firefighters to direct light exactly where it is needed.

Despite its impressive power output, the Vulcan 180 X is lightweight and portable, making it easy to transport and mount on fire trucks or command vehicles. It also features two blue taillight LEDs for visibility in thick smoke. Its vehicle mount includes a 12V DC direct wire rack and a quick-release shoulder strap for convenience. 

The Portable Scene Light (PSL) provides up to 10,000 lumens on high mode and features a 72-inch extension pole for wide-area illumination. Its narrow footprint allows it to be used in both open spaces and tight, confined areas. The low mode provides up to 12 hours of runtime, and it can run continuously when used with an AC or DC power cord. It is dust-tight and waterproof. 

The Portable Scene Light II (PSL II) offers a compact footprint, a 360-degree rotating head, and five intensity levels. It features hooked feet for hanging over doors, guard rails, and fences, or multiple units can be stacked to create a “light tower” with multi-level lighting. With zero deployment time, it is waterproof and designed for rapid deployment in any emergency scenario. 

Firefighters deserve the best 

Firefighters operate in some of the most demanding and hazardous conditions, making high-quality lighting an essential part of their gear. Streamlight’s extensive range of lighting solutions ensures that firefighters have reliable illumination in every scenario, whether mounted on their helmets, attached to their turnout gear, or installed in their vehicles.

By providing durable, innovative, and high-performance lighting tools, Streamlight continues to support firefighters worldwide in their mission to save lives and protect communities. 

This article was originally published in the April 2025 Edition of International Fire & Safety Journal. To read your FREE copy, click here.

Streamlight introduces multi-fuel tactical weapon lights for handguns

by Featured NewsFirefighting EquipmentLightingProducts

New tactical lighting options for firearms

Streamlight has launched new multi-fuel models in its TLR-8 series of laser-equipped tactical weapon lights.

The new models include the TLR-8 X with a red laser, the TLR-8 X G with a green laser, the TLR-8 X sub with a red laser, and the TLR-8 X G sub with a green laser.

These lights are designed for full-size, compact, and select subcompact handguns from manufacturers including GLOCK, SIG SAUER, and Springfield Armory.

The models offer the option of using either a CR123A lithium battery or Streamlight’s SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable battery pack.

Streamlight President and CEO Ray Sharrah said: “These new lights, like their originals, are designed to maximize shooters’ weapon platforms in a variety of home defense and tactical applications.”

Performance and features

The new TLR-8 X models produce 500 lumens and feature a high-power white LED with 5,000 candela output and a beam range of 141 metres.

They offer three lighting modes: LED Only, LED/Laser Combined, and Laser Only.

When using a CR123A battery, the run time is 1.5 hours for LED and LED/Laser mode, and 60 hours for Laser Only mode.

With the SL-B9 battery pack, the LED and LED/Laser modes run for one hour, and the Laser Only mode runs for 36 hours.

Each light has a customizable rear switch that allows ambidextrous operation and features a snap-on and tighten interface to enable mounting without placing hands near the muzzle.

Laser options and compatibility

The TLR-8 X and TLR-8 X sub models include a 640-660nm red aiming laser, while the TLR-8 X G and TLR-8 X G sub versions use a 510-530nm green aiming laser, which appears brighter to the human eye.

These models are designed to fit a variety of handguns, including the GLOCK 43X MOS, GLOCK 48 MOS, SIG SAUER P365 and P365 XL, Springfield Armory Hellcat, and multiple 1913 short-railed subcompact handguns.

Construction and durability

The new models are built from 6000 Series machined aircraft aluminium with a black anodized finish and have an IPX4 rating for water resistance.

The BOROFLOAT impact-resistant lens is designed to withstand heavy use.

The TLR-8 X and TLR-8 X G weigh 74.8 grams with a CR123A battery and 77.6 grams with the SL-B9 battery pack.

The TLR-8 X sub and TLR-8 X G sub weigh 78.5 grams with a disposable battery and 81.3 grams with the SL-B9 pack.

Streamlight introduces multi-fuel tactical weapon lights for handguns: Summary

Streamlight has released new multi-fuel tactical weapon lights as part of its TLR-8 series.

The models include the TLR-8 X and TLR-8 X G for full-size and compact handguns, as well as the TLR-8 X sub and TLR-8 X G sub for select subcompact models.

These lights produce 500 lumens and include three operational modes.

They offer either a CR123A lithium battery or the SL-B9 USB-C rechargeable battery pack.

The models feature red or green lasers, with the green version designed for improved daylight visibility.

Constructed from 6000 Series aircraft aluminium with an IPX4 water-resistant rating, the lights are designed for durability.

They fit a range of handgun brands, including GLOCK, SIG SAUER, and Springfield Armory.

Power you can trust: The science behind Nightstick’s intrinsically safe lighting

by Breaking NewsFirefighting EquipmentLighting

Nightstick’s Jonathan Gordon details the science behind intrinsically safe lighting and its importance beyond compliance

It’s no secret a firefighter’s job is often defined by extremes—extreme conditions, extreme danger and an extreme reliance on tools that must deliver in the harshest conditions.

In hazardous environments, where flammable gases, vapors, or combustible dust linger in the air, every decision and every piece of equipment carries weight.

A single misstep puts the whole team at risk.

Among the many tools relied upon by firefighters, lighting is one of the most critical.

In darkness, dense smoke and tight spaces, proper illumination doesn’t just increase visibility; it protects others and facilitates the right moves.

Yet not all lighting solutions are equal, especially when dealing with explosive atmospheres.

While the testing and data speaks volumes, intrinsically safe lighting (IS lighting) is designed to do far more than comply with safety certifications.

It gives firefighters the power to perform confidently and reliably in their most demanding moments.

By preventing ignition risks while offering the same Nightstick durability and advanced functionality, Nightstick’s intrinsically safe line become the vital ally in tipping the scales to a successful call.

The danger of the wrong light

Picture this: A team of firefighters is deployed to a chemical plant after a small explosion in a storage unit has caused a toxic gas leak.

The team is armed with standard portable lighting equipment; though rugged, the lights are not intrinsically safe.

As they enter the site, one of the lights malfunctions, producing a faint spark that ignites the vapor-filled air.

The resulting secondary explosion injures two firefighters and cuts off escape routes for the rest of the team.

Emergency evacuations are initiated, delaying containment efforts and escalating the severity of the incident.

Lives are endangered, costly damages follow and trust in critical tools is eroded.

Now imagine the same scenario with intrinsically safe lighting.

The team moves confidently through the hazardous zone, knowing their tools are engineered to prevent sparks, overheating, or energy discharge capable of ignition.

This confidence allows them to focus fully on the mission, rescuing personnel, assessing damage and mitigating further risks.

The difference underscores why IS lighting is not just a preference but a necessity in high-risk environments.

Breaking down the science of intrinsic safety

Firefighters know the dangers of explosive atmospheres, but what makes IS lighting different is the engineering behind it.

These lights are specifically designed to eliminate ignition risks, regardless of the hazardous conditions they encounter.

At its core, intrinsically safe lighting employs three primary safety mechanisms to prevent combustion:

Energy limitation: The electrical circuits in IS lighting restrict energy output, so it always remains below levels required to ignite flammable substances.

Even in rare cases of short circuits, any sparks generated are too weak to cause ignition.

Thermal management: Every component in an intrinsically safe light minimizes heat.

Materials and internal designs ensure that even after prolonged use, the surface temperature remains below combustion thresholds.

Explosion-resistant enclosures: If an internal electrical fault occurs, IS lighting enclosures are built to contain any resulting spark or pressure.

These enclosures are rigorously tested to withstand internal energy surges without allowing external hazards to ignite.

This trifecta of safety mechanisms makes intrinsically safe lighting the gold standard for operating in hazardous zones.

It doesn’t merely meet standards; it redefines reliable illumination in the most dangerous conditions imaginable.

Preventing catastrophic incidents

While intrinsically safe lighting carries the same coveted Nightstick toughness and brightness, its unique advantage lies in safety—specifically, the prevention of ignition in volatile environments.

Here’s how this translates into real-the world.

In environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dust are present, a single spark can trigger a catastrophic explosion.

Intrinsically safe lighting eliminates this risk by ensuring that neither electrical nor thermal energy can ignite hazardous materials.

This advanced engineering reduces the likelihood of ignition by over 90%, according to compliance benchmarks, directly safeguarding firefighter lives and operational integrity in hazardous conditions.

Having the awareness portable lighting is intrinsically safe allows firefighters to work more efficiently in hazardous zones.

With zero hesitation, they can focus entirely on their tasks, whether it’s locating victims, assessing damage, or containing hazards.

The mental clarity and confidence this provides can’t be overstated in high-stress scenarios.

When using intrinsically safe lights, teams can operate cohesively in environments with a variety of hazard levels.

The light’s mechanisms to dissipate heat and prevent ignition provide consistency across all team members, making sure no weak link compromises the group’s safety.

This is especially vital in multi-unit operations, such as HAZMAT responses or industrial fires.

From chemical plants to grain silos, Intrinsically Safe lighting is versatile enough to be deployed in virtually any hazardous setting.

With certifications for Class I, II, and III Division 1 & 2 environments, ATEX Zone 0, and temperature codes like T4, it’s a fortified tool across a wide range of firefighting and rescue operations.

Beyond brightness

Intrinsically safe lighting delivers more than just compliant illumination—it provides unmatched confidence and reliability when under pressure.

These lights meet the highest safety standards, prevent ignition risks, and perform consistently, proving themselves indispensable in high-stress firefighting scenarios.

With Nightstick, firefighters are equipped to tackle any challenge, knowing their tools are designed to thrive under the toughest conditions.

This article was originally published in the February 2025 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal – to read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Rugged resilience: The materials that keep Nightstick lights mission-ready

by Breaking NewsIFSJ ExclusivesLighting

Jonathan Gordon, Fire and Industrial Marketing Manager at Nightstick, shares how advanced materials and rigorous testing make tools durable enough to endure extreme conditions

When you’re throwing tomahawk steaks on the Griswold cast iron at midnight in the Alps, almost any light will do: spread some light, season generously, bit of oil, sizzle, spoon some hot butter and let it rest.

But when gearing up for a water rescue or a hazardous structure fire, those lights stay at home.

It begs the question: what separates a flashlight built for survival from one that’s just popular or convenient? Is it really engineered for performance, or is it mostly riding on hype?

You can’t afford cheap lights

Studies show that equipment failure accounts for a significant percentage of mission inefficiencies and safety risks.

Whether it’s a light failing to function in extreme temperatures or a casing cracking under impact, the setbacks can range from delays in victim recovery to putting the rescuers in danger themselves.

Dependable lighting must withstand the extreme conditions pros face daily: high temperatures in burning structures, submersion during flood rescues and exposure to hazardous chemicals in industrial accidents to name a few.

This is where certifications like ATEX, IECEx and UL become critical.

These globally recognized standards ensure that lighting tools are rigorously designed and tested to prevent ignition risks in explosive environments.

By adhering to strict criteria for energy limitation, thermal management and enclosure integrity, these certifications provide assurance the equipment won’t introduce new hazards, even in the most volatile conditions.

It’s in these same conditions where the rugged stand tall from the gimmicky.

The science in the components becomes essential here.

Advanced materials like glass-filled nylon and polycarbonate-acrylonitrile butadiene syrene, commonly called PC-ABS, are carefully crafted to show out in harsh conditions.

These designs leave zero doubt Nightstick gear doesn’t just survive; it performs in the rough when lives depend on it.

As we push beyond the smoke, we’ll examine how these materials exhibit intentional engineering and create solutions capable of meeting the extreme demands of firefighting and rescue operations.

Understanding the environmental challenges

Whether it’s the searing heat of a fully involved structure fire or the unpredictable hazards of a flood rescue, lighting equipment must withstand the most brutal conditions.

In fires where temperatures typically go above 260°C, tools like flashlights regularly face intense radiant and ambient heat.

Without robust materials, a flashlight warps, internal components may fail and battery performance will degrade rapidly.

Glass-filled nylon, a composite material reinforced with embedded glass fibers, offers exceptional strength, rigidity and heat resistance.

Its tensile strength is notably as strong as aluminum, yet it’s much lighter and corrosion-resistant.

An official beast in the heat, this substance becomes suitable in high-temperature environments.

The glass-filled nylon holds its shape, shields critical components and makes sure the light remains operational when every second matters.

PC-ABS is a high-performance thermoplastic blend known for its toughness and impact resistance.

Firefighters and rescue teams don’t handle equipment gently.

Not because they don’t care, but because the focus is on the mission, often times demanding speed and agility.

Lights are dropped, struck by falling debris and dragged through confined spaces.

A weak casing or poorly designed housing can mean catastrophic failure or a short life when it’s needed most.

For example, urban search-and-rescue teams often operate in unstable structures where equipment might take repeated impacts.

Materials like PC-ABS shine here, offering superior impact strength and the ability to absorb shocks without cracking or deforming.

Flood rescues, chemical spills and industrial accidents expose lights to underwater conditions, corrosive substances and fine particles.

Lighting must maintain optimal performance, whether submerged in murky floodwaters or coated with chemical residue.

A flashlight with poor sealing or insufficient chemical resistance might short-circuit, leaving its user in the dark.

Nightstick considers these risks by using silicone gaskets compressed with bezels or flanges to a precise ratio, providing airtight and watertight protection.

This design allows the flashlight’s head enclosure to maintain a secure seal, preventing water, dust and chemicals from getting to its components.

Many safety-certified lights claim to be tough as nails, but when the metal meets the meat, they’re just water resistant, not even waterproof.

Let’s face it.

It’s 2025 – your light’s ability to survive a splash should be the bare minimum.

Nightstick incorporates sealed housings and materials specifically resistant to contaminants, so products last and performance remains uncompromised.

From thick tar and gasoline to corrosive chemicals like ammonia, Nightstick lights handle direct contact with messes effortlessly.

In wildland firefighting or mountain rescues, equipment can face sudden changes in altitude, pressure and humidity.

These shifts can make weaker materials crack, fog up, or break down.

Firefighters flying by helicopter to combat wildfires often deal with rapid environmental changes and their tools need to keep up.

Glass-filled nylon roars its head in these conditions since its embedded glass fibers reduce warping, prevent swelling from moisture despite temperature and pressure changes.

You’ve got enough concerns already; your light shouldn’t be one of them.

It’s clear the materials used in a light’s construction are the backbone of durability.

The two key Nightstick materials, glass-filled nylon and PC-ABS are engineered to handle the intense conditions these tools face.

Glass-filled nylon is nylon strengthened with tiny glass fibers mixed into the material.

This makes it much tougher than regular nylon, transforming it into a material that’s lightweight but as strong as aluminum.

Glass-filled nylon and PC-ABS are the cornerstones of Nightstick durability.

Glass-filled nylon, reinforced with glass fibers, resists heat above 260ºC and maintains integrity under thermal stress, avoiding warping or cracking.

PC-ABS, a robust blend of polycarbonate and ABS, excels in impact absorption and flexibility, allowing it to withstand the rigors of rescue operations without failing.

Together these materials keep Nightstick lights reliable and effective, even under the most extreme conditions.

Nightstick LED lights use glass-filled nylon for parts like the flashlight head, where heat resistance and strength are critical.

For the body and grip, PC-ABS is the ideal choice because it absorbs shocks and offers a firm, reliable grip.

Each material is chosen for what it does best and together they make a flashlight worthy for the rugged demands of firefighting and rescue work.

Testing and validation

The durability of lighting equipment isn’t only about design or materials—it’s about proving those elements can handle the harsh realities firefighters face.

Here in Texas at Nightstick, rigorous testing processes validate the performance of our lights under extreme conditions.

These tests simulate real-world scenarios, ensuring that every flashlight is ready for the challenges of the everyday work.

Pushing limits with heat and cold

Thermal extremes are a constant in firefighting. To validate performance, Nightstick flashlights undergo testing in temperatures as high as 420°C.

This ensures the housing maintains its structural integrity, keeping components secure and free of deformation or leaks.

The process begins in an industrial-grade oven where flashlights are exposed to high heat.

For certification purposes, lights are evaluated to confirm they hold their shape, protect internal components and remain free of liquid release or material breakdown.

This is complemented by cold-weather testing, where flashlights are frozen to -29°C to simulate the extreme cold firefighters might face during winter rescues.

These thermal tests make sure the flashlights maintain their durability and functionality, regardless of the environment.

Built to take a beating

Physical impacts are inevitable in high-stakes operations.

Nightstick evaluates the impact resistance of its flashlights through a rigorous aging and stress-testing process.

For 29 consecutive days, flashlights are placed in an oven at 80ºC to simulate prolonged exposure to heat.

After this, they are frozen to -29°C for 24 hours before undergoing immediate impact testing.

A ½ kg stainless steel structure is dropped onto various parts of the flashlight from heights of 1 foot, 1 meter and 2 meters, depending on certification requirements.

This simulates real-world scenarios like drops, collisions and accidental impacts.

The goal? Making sure the flashlight keeps sprinting after years of physical stress without cracking, deforming, or losing a drop of functionality.

Keeping dust and water out

Ingress Protection (IP) ratings help flashlights perform reliably in harsh conditions filled with dust or moisture.

Nightstick conducts detailed tests to validate resistance to both.

This involves placing the light in a sealed chamber where dust particles circulate continuously for 24 hours.

The flashlight is then connected to a vacuum pump to create suction, simulating worst-case conditions.

Afterward, technicians carefully inspect gaskets and other potential entry points to confirm no particles have penetrated the housing.

Water proofing is tested under similarly rigorous conditions.

Flashlights are exposed to high-pressure water jets or submerged to ensure seals remain intact and internal components are protected.

These tests validate IP ratings like IP67 and IP68, guaranteeing performance even in submerged or water-heavy environments.

In addition to IP ratings, certifications like ATEX and IECEx validate that flashlights are rigorously tested for both water ingress and the prevention of ignition in explosive atmospheres.

These certifications require adherence to stringent international standards, so equipment remains reliable and safe even in the most hazardous conditions encountered.

Firefighting demands the best and Nightstick delivers the best work light on the market.

When the dust settles, Nightstick lights prove their worth time and again.

Failure is not an option and Nightstick lights empower first responders to work with confidence and precision, with the peace of mind their tools are as rugged and resilient as they are.

This article was originally published in the February 2025 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal – to read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Unstoppable lantern: Nightstick’s INTEGRTIAS 84

by Featured NewsLightingProducts

The INTEGRITAS™ 84 from Nightstick provides 600 lumens of adaptable light, designed for hazardous environments and tough jobs

When safety, reliability and adaptability are non-negotiable, the INTEGRITAS™ 84 Intrinsically Safe Rechargeable Lantern steps to the plate.

Certified for hazardous environments

The INTEGRITAS™ 84 is engineered to handle some of the most demanding environments.

It is certified by Intertek for ATEX Zone 0 compliance, making it suitable for use in areas where flammable gases or vapours are expected to be present.

Additional certifications include INMETRO, KOSHA and IECEx, ensuring compliance with international safety standards.

Engineered for flexibility, the charger can be mounted in any position on the apparatus, making reliable lighting accessible exactly when and where it’s needed.

Versatile and efficient lighting

With a maximum output of 600 lumens, the lantern provides bright, dependable illumination for up to 13 hours on a full charge.

A 180-degree articulating head ensures the light can be positioned precisely where needed, whether for overhead lighting or focused tasks.

For extended runtime, the lantern includes a 250-lumen low mode.

Users can activate this mode by holding down the power switch, allowing for up to 25 hours of illumination when prolonged use is required.

Built for tough conditions

Constructed from thick-walled glass-filled nylon, the INTEGRITAS™ 84 is both lightweight and robust, weighing only 2 lbs.

11 oz.

The over-moulded rubber handle and carry strap enhance grip and comfort, even in challenging conditions.

Designed to endure the toughest industrial environments, the lantern’s rugged exterior is complemented by its rare earth magnets, offering a 25 lb.

pull force for secure attachment to metal surfaces.

This hands-free capability allows users to focus on tasks without the need to hold the lantern.

Enhanced visibility for safety

The INTEGRITAS™ 84 FEATURES two additional rear-facing green LEDs for passive team support and visibility, allowing team members to easily locate one another in poor conditions.

Green is always chosen for Nightstick “follow me” lights since it’s found in the middle of the electromagnetic spectrum and the easiest color to see in low light.

It is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and is IP-67, making it resistant to dust and fine particles as well as being 100% waterproof.

The package includes a charger base, AC and DC chargers and a carry strap.

Combining safety, durability and adaptability, the INTEGRITAS™ 84 Intrinsically Safe Rechargeable Lantern is a versatile tool and a dependable choice for tackling the most challenging environments.

This article was originally published in the February 2025 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal – to read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Power in the palm of your hand: The evolution of Streamlight’s LiteBox and Vulcan series

by Breaking NewsLighting

Streamlight talks through the evolution of the LiteBox® and Vulcan® series, designed to tackle visibility challenges in critical, high-risk environments.

In industries where safety, visibility, and reliability are paramount, portable lighting solutions have played a critical role in empowering professionals.

Over the years, the development of rechargeable lanterns has transformed how workers such as firefighters, rescue teams, and industrial workers—approach their tasks.

The evolution of these lanterns showcases the shift from basic halogen bulbs to more sophisticated LED technology, creating tools that are not only brighter but also more versatile.

Here we take a look at Streamlight’s evolution of its handheld lanterns, specifically the LiteBox® and Vulcan® series.

The company prides itself on its research and development process, especially the input from their everyday users both for professional and extracurricular pursuits.

The LiteBox® is the pinnacle of rechargeable lanterns, ever evolving to provide industry leading illumination when it’s needed most.

1980 LiteBox®

The LiteBox® was the first halogen rechargeable lantern, notable for its rugged design and innovative pivoting head, which allowed for directional lighting.

This groundbreaking lantern was ideal for diverse applications, offering robust performance for professionals who needed portable, reliable lighting.

1993 LiteBox®

The LiteBox® was later redesigned to enhance its functionality while also offering a more modern, efficient, and user-friendly experience.

Upgrades included increased output, a cushioned handle, and a swivelling head that allowed for full 360-degree rotation.

1999 Vulcan®

The Vulcan® was the first compact, safety-approved rechargeable lantern, featuring a Bi-pin Halogen bulb.

Its lightweight and waterproof design enabled it to be used in demanding environments.

2003 Fire Vulcan®  

The Fire Vulcan® was the first rechargeable lantern to introduce blue LED taillights.

This feature allowed users to be visible through thick smoke, adding a critical layer of safety in smoke-heavy or low-visibility environments, making it a favourite for firefighters and emergency responders.

2005 FireBox®

The FireBox® was a full-sized, rechargeable lantern that also incorporated blue LED taillights.

Like the Fire Vulcan®, these taillights enhanced visibility in smoke-filled environments.

Additionally, the FireBox® featured a toggle switch, improving user accessibility and control.

2007 H.I.D. LiteBox®

The H.I.D. LiteBox® was a portable, high-intensity search light, offering an impressive 1,000,000 candela peak beam intensity and 3,350 lumens of brightness.

This searchlight provided exceptional intensity and peripheral illumination, making it capable of lighting entire scenes in emergency or rescue operations.

2008 Fire Vulcan® LED

The original Fire Vulcan® was upgraded with LED technology.

The super-bright LED beam provided exceptional visibility over long distances, while the two blue taillights ensured visibility in thick smoke.

An ATEX model was also available, further extending its usability in hazardous environments.

2010 E-Flood® LiteBox® / E-Flood® FireBox®

The E-Flood® LiteBox® and FireBox® produced high-lumen  beams with a flood pattern.

This design allowed for wide-area illumination, ideal for scenarios requiring broad, even lighting, such as search and rescue operations or disaster response.

2010 E-Spot® LiteBox® / E-Spot® FireBox®

The E-Spot® LiteBox® and FireBox® provided high-lumen output but focused it into a concentrated spot beam.

This feature was perfect for situations where a focused, intense beam was needed to pinpoint specific areas in low-light conditions.

2013 E-Flood® LiteBox® HL

The E-Flood® LiteBox® HL featured selectable diffuser settings, offering users the flexibility to choose between two beam pattern widths based on their needs.

This added versatility made the lantern suitable for both broad floodlighting and more focused illumination tasks.

2017 Vulcan® 180

The Vulcan® 180 was recognised as the lightest safety-rated portable lantern of its kind,.

Its 180° tilting head, paired with three white LEDs, provided extreme brightness, while two ultra-bright blue taillights ensured visibility in thick smoke.

2020 Vulcan® 180 HAZ-LO®

The Vulcan® 180 HAZ-LO® is a Class 1 Division 1 safety-rated multi-function rechargeable lantern, developed for use in hazardous locations.

Its three white LEDs provide extreme brightness, and two blue taillights ensure visibility in smoke-filled environments.

With its lightweight and rechargeable design, it is ideal for portable scene lighting.

An ATEX model was introduced later in 2020.

2023 Vulcan Clutch®

The Vulcan Clutch® introduced a unique clamping handle for hands-free use, allowing users to secure the lantern in place during operations.

The head of the lantern can fully articulate 340°, providing precise targeting of light where it’s needed most.

2024 E-Spot® LiteBox® / E-Spot® FireBox®

The E-Spot® LiteBox® and FireBox® were redesigned to be both brighter and lighter, improving the usability and efficiency of these high-performance lanterns.

This redesign ensured a better lighting experience while maintaining portability and durability.

2024 E-Flood® LiteBox® / E-Flood® FireBox®

Like the E-Spot® models, the E-Flood® LiteBox® and FireBox® were also redesigned to be brighter and lighter.

These enhancements made the lanterns more practical for users who needed both high-performance illumination and a more lightweight, manageable form factor.

Streamlight’s evolution of their original LiteBox® technology reflects its commitment to innovation and safety, enhancing their reputation as leaders in the lighting industry.

From the early days of halogen bulbs to today’s advanced LED rechargeable systems, each new iteration has addressed the ever-changing needs of professionals in high-risk environments.

Whether it’s firefighters battling smoke-filled rooms or rescue teams navigating disaster zones, Streamlight’s lanterns have consistently offered reliability, visibility, and ease of use.

This article was originally published in the November 2024 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal. To read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Streamlight launches Stinger 2020 S: a 2,000-lumen rechargeable work light

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Key features of Streamlight’s Stinger 2020 S

Streamlight has introduced the Stinger 2020 S, a rechargeable work light designed to deliver 2,000 lumens of brightness, as reported by Streamlight.

The Stinger 2020 S is equipped with a body-mounted switch featuring an intensity mode selector and battery status indicator.

Its ergonomic flat design and textured body provide improved grip during use.

Powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery, the device supports simultaneous charging of the light and an additional battery via its PiggyBack charging feature.

Enhanced functionality and user applications

According to Streamlight Chief Revenue Officer Michael F. Dineen, the Stinger 2020 S builds on the original Stinger 2020 model with added functionality.

Dineen said: “This newest model features the added benefit of being compatible with a PiggyBack charger, which ensures users will never be without a spare battery when using the light for a full work shift.”

The light’s head-mounted on/off switch supports momentary or constant operation, while its mode selector offers high, medium, and low intensity settings.

High mode provides 2,000 lumens, 25,000 candela, and a 315-meter beam distance with a 2-hour run time.

Low mode extends the run time to 24 hours with 100 lumens and a 70-meter beam distance.

Design and durability features

The Stinger 2020 S is constructed from high-quality aluminium alloy and features a BOROFLOAT glass lens that is impact-resistant and gasket-sealed for added durability.

The device is IPX7-rated for water resistance, capable of submersion up to one meter for 30 minutes, and impact-tested to a height of two meters.

The light measures 19.53cm in length, weighs 346g, and is available in black.

It comes in Standard, PiggyBack, and Light Only models, each backed by Streamlight’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Charging options and accessories

The Stinger 2020 S offers flexibility in charging with its compatibility with existing Stinger chargers and a 5-unit bank charger option.

The PiggyBack charger allows users to energise an extra battery simultaneously, effectively doubling the run time.

Each model provides an extended operational range suited for automotive and industrial technicians, first responders, and outdoor users.

Streamlight launches Stinger 2020 S: Summary

Streamlight has introduced the Stinger 2020 S, a 2,000-lumen rechargeable work light aimed at professional users, including technicians and first responders.

Key features include a mode selector switch, ergonomic design, and compatibility with a PiggyBack charger that supports dual battery charging.

The device offers three intensity modes with a maximum 24-hour run time on low.

Constructed from aluminium alloy with an impact-resistant BOROFLOAT glass lens, the Stinger 2020 S is IPX7-rated for water resistance and tested for durability.

It comes in multiple models with flexible charging options and is supported by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Splitting the shadows with Nightstick

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Jonathan Gordon, Fire & Industrial Marketing Manager at Nightstick, explores the role of Dual-Light tech in delivering clarity and control in pivotal moments

Emergency personnel – including firefighters, paramedics, and search and rescue teams – often operate in environments where visibility is severely compromised due to smoke, darkness, or adverse weather conditions.

In such settings, clear visibility is essential for the safe and effective execution of their duties.

Traditional lighting tools may prove inadequate, compelling responders to carry multiple devices or to sacrifice functionality.

To address these challenges, Nightstick has developed the Dual-Light series, notably the INTRANT® and INTRANT® Duo models, designed to meet the specific needs of emergency services.

By integrating spot and floodlight capabilities into a single, compact tool, these products enable users to illuminate both immediate areas and distant targets simultaneously.

This dual functionality enhances situational awareness and reduces the need to switch between devices, thereby streamlining operations during critical moments.

In the following interview, Jonathan Gordon, Fire & Industrial Marketing Manager at Nightstick, offers insights into how Nightstick’s approach is shaped by direct input from emergency professionals, discussing the company’s ongoing efforts to refine their products based on real-world applications and the future direction of portable lighting technology in supporting those who work under the most demanding conditions.

What emerging tech trends in portable lighting have you noticed recently in the industry?

The need for Dual-Light technology is stronger than ever, as first responders increasingly require versatile lighting solutions that can illuminate both distant hazards and immediate surroundings.

Nightstick’s Dual-Light, pioneered in products like the INTRANT® and INTRANT® Duo angle lights, has set the standard in the industry.

Feedback from users has shown that Dual-Light is the single largest factor taken into consideration for improving safety and functionality in emergency situations, driving Nightstick’s innovations forward.

This trend reflects a broader industry shift toward enhanced productstandards, where simple, single-function lights are no longer sufficient.

Nightstick’s Dual-Light technology has redefined benchmarks, and shown how important a multifunctional tool can improve safety.

As a result, the focus has moved to designing lighting solutions that not only meet but exceed the demands of high-pressure environments.

With the ability to toggle between spot and flood modes, Dual-Light has set the bar for what is now anticipated in emergency lighting — versatility, durability, and adaptability are now the baseline for success in Fire Safety.

In critical moments where visibility is a matter of life and peril, how does Nightstick’s Dual-Light innovation give first responders an edge?

It’s all about situational awareness and ease of use.

Nightstick’s Dual-Light technology equips first responders with both a powerful spotlight and floodlight into a single device, allowing them to adapt quickly to changing conditions.

The spotlight cuts through smoke and darkness to illuminate distant threats, while the floodlight brightens the immediate surroundings, ensuring responders can see the ground, equipment, and other critical elements at their feet.

This duality is essential in environments where visibility can shift in an instant, and responders need to be prepared for both long-range and close-up tasks.

The ease of switching between lighting modes gives first responders a clear operational advantage.

Rather than juggling multiple tools or adjusting settings, they can seamlessly move between tasks without losing focus.

Dual-Light simplifies the process, reducing the cognitive load and enabling responders to stay sharp and focused on the mission.

It maintains orientation and helps to prevent slips, trips, and falls by thoroughly lighting your vicinity.

In life-and-death situations, this combination of visibility and simplicity makes all the difference, leading the way for responders to have the right lighting support needed for the right job.

As the inventors of Dual-Light, how does Nightstick separate itself from other lighting companies looking to adopt this tech?

Nightstick’s first Dual-Light product was a LED handheld designed in 2007.

While we knew we had something special back then, it wasn’t our desire to pioneer for the sake of innovation alone.

There had to be a focus on real world needs and bringing products to market that truly solve problems.

This is why we added Dual-Light across multiple firefighter product platforms: Angle Lights, Lanterns, and helmet lights.

 In both Europe and the U.S., slips, trips, and falls rank as the number one cause of workplace injury, accounting for approximately 20% of nonfatal incidents, emphasizing the need for heightened safety measures in diverse work environments.

It became evident there was a direct need for light at one’s feet and adding a secondary flood along with the high candela spot supercharged the visible coverage.

What came next was incorporating measures into our right-angle lights such as dual-switch buttons, with emergency responders having independent control when every second is at a premium.

This is a stark difference from being forced to cycle through modes from a single switch.

The freedom of separate switches for floodlight and spotlight allows the user to turn on what they need and keep off what they don’t.

In addition, a battery status indicator is placed on the top of the light fully in view at all times.

An indicator light on the front of an angle light strapped onto the jacket isn’t very helpful, as the user being unable to see battery status while handsfree is unrealistic.

Staying aware of current runtime is vital for peace of mind and ultimately getting the job done accurately and safely.

Saying you offer multiple lights on your product is not the same as intentionally designing multiple lights for the users’ application.

Don’t be fooled.

What role has feedback played in the design and engineering stage in fire and safety lighting?

Listening and responding to feedback from firefighters and first responders has been instrumental in shaping Nightstick’s product line.

Our Dual-Light technology was created from users’ needs for both spot and flood lighting in one device.

After launching products like the INTRANT® right-angle light and FORTEM® helmet light, ongoing feedback allowed us to refine features such as longer runtimes, brighter and more durable LEDs, and ease of use with separate switches, making sure our lights consistently meet the demands of today’s operations.

We also moved the additional floodlight LED higher up to avoid contact with the flashlight strap on turnout gear.

Speaking with fire chiefs and departments, we learned that a 90º rotating head made crawling in small spaces more manageable as the light could be directed forward instead of the beam being pointed at the floor from the crawl position.

Firefighters have also expressed value for the downward-angled floodlight for improving awareness and preventing blinding teammates during close-up work.

We continue to rely on this feedback loop to continually provide value-added innovation.

Users wanted more flexibility with helmet-mounted lights, which led to the development of the FORGE® IS Helmet-Mounted Light which can be pinpointed in any direction 360º while on the helmet for exact placement.

This mount flexibility substantially increases the user experience by which the light can be harnessed.

How is Nightstick evolving its products to meet the future needs of firefighters and emergency responders in 2025 and beyond?

Nightstick is poised to advance innovation in 2025 by focusing on practical solutions that directly address the needs of emergency responders.

Under the microscope, we’re always searching for ways to help firefighters perform their tasks better and safer.

Spending the resources and time to develop lights that are increasingly lightweight, yet still perform at the highest level, is a key focus at Nightstick.

Dual-Light remains central, with key upgrades in brightness, battery life, and flexibility.

Configuring innovations like dual-fuel compatibility into our complete Fire Safety lineup allow seamless switching between rechargeable and alkaline batteries, so you’re ready no matter what the mission brings.

Nightstick’s recently launched INTRANT® Duo, addresses the ongoing need for powerful yet lightweight portable lighting.

Duo combines a smoke-piercing 55,000-candela spotlight with a 275-lumen floodlight, all while weighing only 11 grams.

This product is significant because it reduces strain on responders carrying heavy equipment while enhancing visibility in both distant and close-range situations.

The INTRANT® Duo offers the optimal combination of lightweight design and powerful lighting.

As we move into 2025, our focus will remain on designing tools that not only raise the bar for the industry but also meet stringent certifications like UL and ATEX, vowing unmatched durability in the toughest conditions.

Firefighters and first responders can expect future products to continue pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, always with safety and raw performance top-of mind.

Nightstick will continue working directly with firefighters to refine designs based on real time feedback.

This hands-on approach guides every product released to meet the highest standards of practicality and reliability.

This article was originally published in the November 2024 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal. To read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Lighten your load with Nightstick

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Nightstick’s Marketing Manager, Fire & Rescue Division, Jonathan Gordon, reveals how modern, lightweight LED portable lighting eases the mental and physical load carried by firefighters

Any firefighter who’s ever bunked out knows the weight of their equipment can be a burden.

Although vital, this heavy load can impact their mobility and effectiveness during calls.

The sheer weight of tools, protective gear, and portable lighting can slow down their response time and increase the risk of fatigue.

A firefighter typically carries 45 to 75 pounds of gear, including turnout gear, SCBA air tank, plus additional equipment.

Among these tools, LED portable lighting is historically heavy and typically single functioning, such as solely a spotlight.

This added weight and size complicates the already challenging task of managing multiple pieces of equipment while staying locked in on dangerous tasks and missions.

These unwieldy, clunky flashlights can hinder movement and make it more challenging to navigate through complex, hazardous environments.

The necessity to carry multiple lights for different functions exacerbates the issue, increasing the equipment load for the responder.

Strain and consequences

The physical burden from carrying heavy gear can lead to quicker fatigue and reduced operational success in the field, compounding the risk for injury.

Firefighters need to be agile and responsive, with excess equipment possibly hindering their performance.

Additionally, the cognitive load of managing dense gear distracts firefighters from their primary tasks, reducing their alertness and focus in critical moments.

This distraction can have serious consequences, negatively impacting firefighting efforts and outcomes.

Studies have shown that emergency responders are at a higher risk of musculoskeletal disorders due to the continuous strain of their gear.

Chronic back pain, joint issues, and other physical ailments are common among firefighters, highlighting the need for lighter gear to protect longevity and overall health.

The recurring nature of these challenges emphasises the gravity of the situation.

In many instances, firefighters have reported delayed response times and decreased efficiency due to the weight of their gear.

For example, in a high-rise structure fire, hauling heavy lighting tools up multiple flights of stairs not only exhausts the responders but also delays critical interventions.

This delay can be the difference between a contained fire and a catastrophic spread.

The lightweight solution

Lightweight LED lighting from Nightstick provides a practical solution to the issue of heavy equipment, offering significant reductions in weight while maintaining crucial functionality.

These LED fire safety lights enhance mobility and reduce burnout while dishing incredible performance, allowing firefighters to perform their duties more effectively.

As the inventors of Dual-Light, Nightstick has pioneered the path with a focused, intense spotlight LED with a simultaneous unfocused 45º downward-angled LED floodlight.

Separate switches allow the responder to easily operate the flood and spot independently and conveniently.

Avoid wasting time on calls—Nightstick’s separate switches let you easily toggle between flood, spotlight, or purposeful Dual-Light.

Modern LED lights must be reliable and ready for use at all times, designed to be durable and quick to deploy in various emergency scenarios.

Nightstick’s scene light, NSR-1516, is designed with ultimate portability in mind, easily carried with one hand at a mere 1.8 kilograms (4 lbs), while typical scene lights in the market require an apparatus to deploy.

For EMS calls or extrication scenes, being able to easily carry a portable light that spreads unfocused light around the vicinity is key.

NSR-1516.

puts out 2500 lumens for 5 hours and uses powerful rare earth magnets to attach to metal for exact positioning.

It’s also available in kit version for elevated light and extended versatility.

Nightstick fire safety lights are often made from glass-filled nylon polymers, an extremely lightweight material that is highly durable.

Despite their light weight, flashlights made with this material are shockingly tough, with tensile strength integrity on par with aluminum.

This innovative fusion of materials and smart design yields robust, lightweight, and hazard-certified lighting.

Meeting ATEX Zone 0/20 standards, these lights offer industry-leading performance and staggering battery runtimes.

Performance and specifications

Compared to existing LED lighting, Nightstick LED lights demonstrate superior technical specs and performance metrics.

For instance, consider the Nightstick Viribus® 81 XPR-5581 lantern, weighing just 1.1 kilograms (2.5 lbs), featuring a rechargeable 1100 lumen spotlight and a 550 lumen downward-facing floodlight.

The innovative Dual-Light mode (spot & flood together) allows for maximum visibility and clarity without the need for additional lights to fill in the gap.

In comparison, other rechargeable lanterns in the market today are generally 20% heavier and are not designed with the secondary LED floodlight, requiring emergency responders to work on alternate solutions for ground-level illumination.

Similarly, the Nightstick INTRANT® DUO XPP-5564 stands out as a compact, lightweight Dual-Light right angle light, measuring just 15 centimeters and weighing 311 grams (6.25 inches and 11 ounces).

The 320 lumen ATEX certified workhorse serves as a testament to the importance of lightening your load by reducing size and weight without sacrificing functionality.

The angle light standard in today’s market is both larger and heavier, while Nightstick’s design advocates less strain for emergency responders.

Carrying less weight attached to turnout gear results in greater ease of movement and reduced tiredness, ultimately leading to better performance.

The benefits of lightweight LED lighting extend beyond mere convenience.

These lights also offer superior performance in various emergency scenarios.

For instance, the ability to quickly rotate the angle light head or to swivel a helmet light 360º in any direction, make a significant difference in dynamic situations, such as structural fires or search and rescue missions.

Nightstick’s Dual-Light LED lights provide high lumen output and intense candela beams supercharged with a unfocused, soft floodlight.

Dual-Light properly equips firefighters with ideal illumination for any task—whether navigating smoke-filled rooms or performing an extrication from a Volkswagen Golf in the early morning.

Firefighters need lighting solutions that are not only reliable but enhance their overall efforts rather than hinder them.

Nightstick combines multifunctional lights into a single device and prioritises manufacturing lightweight products as a prerequisite.

Light is a necessity, not a goal, and it should always support the firefighter’s efforts without becoming an additional burden.

Enhancing firefighter safety and efficiency

The introduction of lightweight LED lighting solutions by Nightstick significantly enhances firefighter protection and productivity.

These advanced tools are lighter yet more potent than what the market currently offers, reducing the physical and mental strain caused by typical heavy, single-function lighting gear.

By combining multiple functions into one lightweight device, Nightstick lights pave the road toward better mobility and less fatigue.

Made from durable materials and certified safe for hazardous environments, they improve the ability to navigate dangerous situations and perform critical tasks effectively.

Lighten your load with Nightstick’s innovative lighting solutions and experience the benefits of increased visibility and a reduced burden, easing both the physical strain and mental stress.

By embracing these advancements, we protect our emergency responders and enhance their ability to save lives and secure public safety, making our communities safer and more resilient.

This article was originally published in the September 2024 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal. To read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Wescom Group highlights safety solutions for emergency services at the Emergency Services Show

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Wescom Group showcases safety innovations at NEC exhibition

Wescom Group is set to exhibit its range of products designed for First Responders at the Emergency Services Show, taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from 18-19 September.

As reported by Wescom Group, the company will feature several core brands, including ANP Pharma, KDL chemical detection systems, and the new Eflare hazard warning lighting.

Marketing Director Sean McCrystal highlighted the new Eflare LED lights, designed for various emergency service professionals.

McCrystal said: “Our new Eflare LED lights offer a range of warning lights for all types of users from the fire service, roadside rescue and recovery, trackside personnel, ambulance and first aiders.”

New Eflare LED lights on display

The new Eflare hazard warning lights are one of the main highlights at the exhibition.

These lights provide intelligent-power LED illumination, ensuring reliable visibility in a range of conditions.

The lights are also intrinsically safe and ATEX Zone 2 approved, making them suitable for emergency services and hazardous environments.

This event marks the first showing of the new Eflare sector packs.

These packs include various configurations tailored for different emergency scenarios, such as Fire Cordon Kits and Emergency Landing Packs.

Wescom Group’s aim is to provide efficient storage and quick deployment for emergency services.

ANP Pharma to feature at the exhibition

Wescom Group’s ANP Pharma brand will also be a key focus of the exhibition.

With over 50 years of experience in pharmaceuticals, ANP provides bespoke medical kits, vaccines, antibiotics, and medical consumables.

The brand’s market knowledge and compliance with JRCALC guidelines make it a valuable partner for First Responders requiring medical supplies.

The ANP team will be on hand to discuss their range of products and solutions, offering demonstrations and insights into the latest pharmaceutical developments for emergency services.

Wescom Group’s presence at NEC

Alongside the display of Eflare lights and ANP Pharma products, Wescom Group’s electronics and medical teams will demonstrate their newest innovations in safety solutions.

The company will offer attendees the opportunity to explore its extensive range of tools and equipment designed to support First Responders.

Representatives from Wescom will be available to provide detailed information about their products and their applications across various emergency scenarios.

Wescom Group highlights safety solutions for emergency services at NEC: Summary

Wescom Group is exhibiting a range of products for emergency services at the Emergency Services Show, taking place at the NEC in Birmingham on 18-19 September.

Featured products include the Eflare hazard warning lights, which provide LED illumination suitable for a range of emergency scenarios.

New sector packs designed for various uses, such as Fire Cordon Kits, will also be on display.

Additionally, Wescom’s ANP Pharma brand will showcase its pharmaceutical offerings, including bespoke medical kits and consumables.

The company’s teams will be present to demonstrate their latest safety solutions for First Responders.