Light up the scene with the new Spectra Mobile. A bright, portable scene light designed for rapid deployment. The Spectra Mobile features a rugged construction design, unique lens, and multiple mounting options making it perfect for first responders.

The Spectra Mobile provides 15000 lumens of bright light. Powerful Spot/Flood LEDs to illuminate the scene efficiently, close-up with Flood LEDs and in the distance with Spot LEDs. The Spectra Mobile’s unique feature of light intensity control and amber illumination aid visibility in outside environments such as sever forest fire conditions and heavy smoke. Great for rapid deployment in urban and rural search operations.

Some key features of the new Spectra Mobile include: a kick stand, 5-light operating modes, pole mounting capabilities, compatible with Milwaukee battery (18v, 12Ah), rubber hanging strap, and a 15K lumens Spectra lamp head.

To take your scene lighting to the next level, please visit our website or call 631.724.8888.

For more information:

Bruce Quick

Marketing Coordinator, Safe Fleet: Fire, EMS, and Industrial

Email: bruce.quick@safefleet.net

Phone: 574-970-7633

Safe Fleet: Fire, EMS, and Industrial

Safe Fleet Fire, EMS & Industrial is a leading global provider of safety solutions to the firefighting industry.  Safe Fleet Fire, EMS & Industrial is comprised of 4 industry leading brands: FRC, FoamPro, Elkhart Brass, and ROM.  The combination of these brands allows us the opportunity to offer our customers the best of high performing, technology leading, safety related products.  Safe Fleet Fire, EMS & Industrial provides integrated systems of monitors, valves, foam proportioning, scene lighting and electronic controls for the global emergency market.  For more information on Safe Fleet visit www.safefleet.net.        

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