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    Strion

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: Streamlight Inc.
    Strion 10046625

    Streamlight Inc. has introduced its newest compact rechargeable light the Strion. The Strion features a lithium ion battery, which delivers unparalleled power in a compact size. At 5.3 inches long and .29 pounds (with battery), the Strion offers up to a 50 percent weight reduction from other rechargeable lights. This light features a 12,000-candlepower xenon gas-filled bi-pin bulb, which offers momentary and constant-on switching. Its lithium ion rechargeable battery gives users 70 continuous minutes of power between charges and is rechargeable up to 300 times.

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