And speaking of PhotonLight, the company has announced a new version of its popular
Proton Pro LED flashlight. The new
UV Proton Pro is the most powerful UV light ever offered by the company. Order one before July 31st, and you'll get a 20% discount from the list price of $99.95.
A recent power outage wasn't enough of a problem to stop recent court proceedings in
Bakersfield, California. After a morning outage and subsequent failure of back-up lighting sytems, the presiding judge
continued to call cases by the light of a flashlight, courtesy of a well-prepared deputy sheriff.
Having to pay for items like flashlights and batteries out of their own pockets is one reason for a potential class-action lawsuit by pizza delivery drivers. A
federal lawsuit (pdf) has been filed against
Pizza Hut alleging that the company is failing to meet federal minium wage standards by requiring its drivers to pay for these items, as well as uniforms, maps, and cell phone services.
LED flashlight maker NiteCore has added a 'smarter' LED flashlight to their lineup. The new
SmartRing SR3 Flashlight features an innovative 'magnetic sensor matrix technique' for controlling the available output modes on this compact, single CR123A-powered light. The light boasts a maximum output of 220 lumens from a
Cree XR-E LED, 8 levels of brightness, and customizable strobe feature.
Want a free flashlight? All you need to do is take advantage of the new weekly special being offered by online flashlight retailer
Dorcy Direct. The company is offering a discount from retail on their
Twin Globe LED Lantern, offering the lamp at just $49.99. The innovative lantern emulates the look and performance of classic gas/mantel lanterns, without the fuss of changing mantels or carrying flammable fuel. And the company is tossing in a free 45 lumen LED flashlight at no additional charge. Oh...and did we mention the free shipping included with your order?
Looking for a little 'bling' that can also brighten your life?
Arc Flashlight is now selling a titanium version of their classic AAA keychain light. The new light, which has a slightly different design than the company's flagship key chain lights, retails for $150, and is available with either of two LEDs, as well as a 'kit' that includes heads with both LEDs.
Flashlights may seem like simple devices, but that doesn't stop the manufacturers from continuing to introduce new models and features.
Fenix has added two new models to their extensive line-up of LED flashlights. The
TA21 boasts a max output of 225 lumens and a patented 12-mode, mechanical dimmer system, while its sister light, the
TA20 has a maximum output of 170 lumens and 4 modes. Both lights are powered by 2 CR123A lithium cells.