Ultra-DUAL Portable Laser - Light Weight, High Power, DUAL Color Forensic Laser System

    July 28, 2016
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    The BrightBeam ULTRA-DUAL is a portable, light weight, high power, DUAL color forensic laser system designed specifically for the Crime Scene Investigator.  The system weighs a mere 17 lbs. and delivers up to 7 Watts of Green AND 7 Watts of Blue laser power, independent of an A/C source.

    The ULTRA-DUAL is small and compact offering many of the same features available on the higher level lab grade instruments; including: “smart” hand piece control with instant on, variable power level (0-7 Watts) and a 2 meter umbilical (fiber optic) cable.

    Powered by 3 commercially available Li-Ion batteries the forensic professional will have 2 solid hours of continuous operation at full power (4-5 hours typical usage) on a single charge.  The 3 external Li-Ion batteries can be quickly removed and replaced for extended operational run time.  A ‘dual’ battery charger is included.

    The BrightBeam ULTRA-DUAL is designed and built for safe operation.  With a removable key and a user defined safety interlock port, the system can be easily safeguarded against unauthorized or unintended operation.

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