New accessories New and improved Traffic Wand The new and improved traffic wand gives a clear red light and is easily mounted on a flashlight. We have moulded the Traffic Wand in durable silicone in order to make it flexible and break-proof. Due to the material, the new traffic wand can be squeezed and folded, making it easy to fit in your pocket or bag. Furthermore, the silicone wand will not break or shatter if dropped. The Traffic Wand is in stock, and ready for delivery per today. Article number: 950.081 Adhesive helmet mount The adhesive helmet mount enables you to use the helmet clip with your S-series [...]

A Suprabeam headlamp can be mounted on any helmet No matter what type of helmet you use, you can mount a Suprabeam headlamp on it. In many jobs, quality lighting is an important factor when talking about work safety. Therefore, we have a mounting solution for any kind of safety helmet you might use. In the video below you can see the different mounting solutions and how they work. DOWNLOAD VIDEO

Safety hazards hiding in the shadows Many construction sites use light towers to light up the entire site. This solution does give an overall good work light in most situations but can create dangerous situations. Larger objects as containers, vehicles, machines, cable drums etc. can cast large shadows which can cover up potential hazards. These hazards can, however, be reduced drastically by wearing a headlamp or mounting one on your helmet. With a powerful headlamp you can light up the dangerous shadow areas to see the hazards before you get hurt. We have visited a construction site in Denmark in October to demonstrate how potential hazards can hide in the shadows, and how you can easily see them [...]

Wrong chargers can cause overheating Unfortunately, some customers have been experiencing electronic overheating of the V3air rechargeable control circuit, when charging our lamp by USB car chargers. The overheating can occur when it is connected to USB car chargers that do not conform to the USB standard, thereby delivering a higher voltage than the standard 5V. Regrettably this is the case with many low-cost USB car chargers! When charging the headlamp with a higher voltage than 5V, the charging control IC gets overloaded and this causes the headlamp to overheat. High-End products, such as Mobile Phones, are equipped with protection circuits. However, this would increase the product cost with over 50% and double the size [...]