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    7060 LED

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: Pelican Products Inc.
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    The Pelican 7060 LED light employs dual-switch technology that allows the light to be activated by either a body-mounted patrol switch or a tail-mounted tactical switch. The dual switches, which include a momentary mode, allows the user to grip the light in several positions and still control activation. The brilliant, 130-lumen, focused LED beam penetrates darkness up to 120 yards, while casting a 12-foot pool of light to illuminate the immediate periphery. The 7060 incorporates rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for maximum brightness and light weight and has a no-slip pattern for confidence in wet conditions. The City of Los Angeles (California) Police Department partnered with Pelican Products to develop the Pelican 7060 LED.

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