Versatile floodlight
Lind Equipment launches the Beacon Infinity floodlight that can replace flashlights, task lights, floodlights, wide area lights and much more in a single unit.
Versatile and durable with a futuristic design, the Beacon Infinity light is transforming the very idea of a floodlight for electricians and contractors. It is extremely durable and built to withstand the roughest work conditions It surpasses military-grade drop test requirements and can even survive a 30-foot drop onto concrete.
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| What separates the Infinity light from other floodlights is its ability to simply click into multiple mounting options within seconds. |
What separates the Infinity light from other floodlights is its ability to simply click into multiple mounting options within seconds. A built-in clickable attachment allows the Infinity light to efficiently change the lighting mount from a tripod to a floor stand to a magnet attachment quickly and easily.
At only 14 inches long and 4.5 inches wide, the unit fits into any contractors toolbox and weighs 2.25 pounds. Constructed with high-impact plastic on the outer shell for durability, the inner shell’s light housing can swivel 360 degrees without moving the base.
It produces 5,400 lumens of light output while only using 40 watts of power. Rated for more than 50,000 hours of 24/7 use, the light will always be cool to the touch with innovative heat-exchange technology that dissipates heat away from the LED lens.
“The floodlight has not changed much in the last 50 years of lighting, even though technology has. The Infinity Light is our adaptation of a new age in lighting, it can keep up with the demands of the industry and still provide unparalleled light output and durability,” says Brian Astl, president of Lind Equipment.
www.LindEquipment.net.
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