New Nightstick headlamp adds global safety certifications for hazardous work

Nightstick headlamp launch details

Nightstick has announced the XPR-5552G, a USB-C rechargeable headlamp certified ATEX Zone 0 and Class I Division 1 Intrinsically Safe for hazardous work environments.

The company said the launch builds on the low-profile USB-4510 headlamp and adds global safety certifications in the same compact format.

The XPR-5552G includes tri-colour floodlight output with white, red and green modes.

Its right-hand switch controls high and low white settings and can also be held for a flashing white signal.

The left-hand switch changes between red and green output.

Nightstick said the red setting is intended to preserve night vision during low-light tasks and the green setting is intended to improve contrast and detail.

Nightstick specifications and mounting options

Nightstick stated that the headlamp runs at 200 lumens for up to eight hours on high and at 60 lumens for 40 hours on low.

The unit is made from PC/ABS polymer and carries an IP-67 rating for waterproof and dustproof protection.

It also includes a Battery Safe Mode designed to prevent accidental activation during storage or travel.

A translucent switch cover shows a red-to-green charge indicator.

Users can charge the built-in lithium-ion battery with the supplied USB-C cable or another standard USB-C connection.

The headlamp also includes a 3M dual-lock adhesive pad for mounting to most flat-surface hard hats, including HDPE helmets or other gear without a band.

Nightstick launches three USB-C rechargeable penlights for professional inspection work

Nightstick adds three rechargeable penlights

Nightstick has introduced three USB-C rechargeable penlights – the USB-210, USB-200 and USB-205ZF – for professionals who need compact lighting for inspection and routine work.

Nightstick said the new models are designed for demanding environments and include USB-C charging, rugged construction and IP-54 resistance to water and dust.

The USB-210 produces 500 lumens on high for 1.5 hours and 130 lumens on low for 4 hours.

Its aluminium body measures 5.75 inches and is intended for use in tight spaces or shirt pockets.

The USB-200 is the smallest model in the range at just over 4 inches long.

It produces 300 lumens on high for 1.5 hours and 60 lumens on low for 4 hours.

Nightstick details beam options and included features

The USB-205ZF Zoom Focus model adds an adjustable beam that shifts from a wide flood to a tight spotlight for close work or longer-range inspection.

It runs at 200 lumens on high for 3 hours and 30 lumens on low for 9 hours.

Each penlight includes a sliding sleeve over the USB-C port and a USB-C charging cable.

The range also includes a pocket clip for attaching the light to a uniform, clipboard or cap.

All three models include momentary and constant-on modes and are described as built for everyday job use.

Nightstick said the penlights are intended for industrial workers, utility crews, law enforcement personnel and other users who need compact illumination.