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    BatonBrite Safety Wand

    Nov. 3, 2010
    Related To: POLYBRITE INT'L
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    PolyBrite International, Inc.'s unique polymer/LED combination used in their new LED BatonBrite baton is visible up to one mile and provides unsurpassed battery life. BatonBrite includes a waterproof, three-way function switch and large glove friendly button, making it the ideal tool for illuminating, signaling, directing and marshalling. BatonBrite is lightweight, extremely durable, shock resistant and safe (only 3 volts) to operate in adverse weather conditions. BatonBrite features include a Non-slip Textured Grip, Magnetic Base, Waterproof 3-way Switch: Bold, Flashing and Off, and an extended battery life of up to 400 hours on two AA Batteries. The BatonBrite is CE Certified and UL Pending, and is ideal for use by military, police, airport, marine, road construction crews and more for directing traffic and capturing attention.

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