Lights and Radios

Versabrite is made of Xenoy/Polycarbonate material. The VersaBrite features a multiple position swivel head that allows you to point the bright beam in any direction. Due to its compact size and only 3.17 oz (90 gr) of weight, the VersaBrite securely clips on to visors, caps and clothing. A head strap, VELCRO and clip are available to keep hands free to work. It includes 2-AA cell alkaline batteries and is water resistant (not for diving applications). The VersaBrite is EX (CE), FM, CSA and MSHA approved.

The 2340 Mitylite TM 2AA is 61/4" in length and is equipped with a handy tail button switch (on/off and intermittent). The Mitylite 2AA is made of an unbreakable chemical resistant resin with a polycarbonate lens and thermoplastic rubber shroud. Catalog #2340C includes a pre-focused Xenon lamp module, shirt clip, and 2 AA-cell Energizer alkaline batteries. The Mitylite 2AA is water-resistant (but not for scuba applications) and is safety approved for FM, CSA, MSHA, and UL. Like all Pelican products, the Mitylite 2AA is made in the USA and backed by Pelican's Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee. Water resistant, NON-SUBMERSIBLE.

30 Minute Emergency Lightstick

- 30 Minutes High Intensity
- Activates with a simple bend, snap, and shake
- Non-toxic
- Non-flammable
- Weatherproof
- Bright Yellow

Great for an emergency, camping, outdoor, indoor, anywhere!

Keep your hands free with this head-mountable 9-LED flashlight.

The FR150 Microlink is ideal to have on hand when you’re roughing it. It also makes a great addition to any emergency-preparedness kit. No plugs or wires are required. Instead, turn the hand crank to power the Microlink, or capture the sun’s energy and run it on solar power. You’ll always know what’s going on, thanks to the AM (520-1702 KHz), FM (87-108 MHz), and weather bands (7 channels). You can also tune in to the FCC and EAS public alert systems. With the integrated LED flashlight and the cell phone charger, you’ve got one versatile little device. Each radio includes American Red Cross disaster preparedness tips!