Pocket Pro LED Light

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    Theh Pocket Pro is a lightweight, compact and weather-resistant LED within a durable black body, that is capable of providing extremely bright light where it is needed with the use of a rotating light arm. Comparable to the size of a tube of lip balm, the light clips to a shirt, jacket pocket, belt or lapel for hands-free operation. With its microcircuitry, the Reliapon Police Products Inc. light affords users 40 hours of contnuous run-time before the two lithium batteries included need replacing. The Pocket Pro is available in red, white, blue and green LED options to go along with an infrared version that provides a bright-line light source under Night Vision operations.

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