Specification Sheet

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Larson Electronics LLC www.LarsonElectronics.com
9419 E US HWY 175, Kemp, TX 75143 Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: [e-mail]
comfort and handling. The ergonomic handle is 4.5 inches long, 1.5 inches deep and 5/8 inch thick, making it easy to hold, even in wet, slipper
conditions. The nylon handle has a no-slip textured surface to improve grip as well. The booted push button switch is conveniently placed so the
user can easily access the switch with their fore finger for quick on/off or even momentary use.
The materials used in the construction of the light are UV, water, impact and chemical resistant. H3 replacement bulbs are readily available at
any automotive store in the US. We do offer a spare tungsten based bulb with a H3 base, but any H3 bulb will work fine. The RL-85 spotlight is
designed for easy field maintenance. Simple internal connectors are accessed through the snap-in base at the bottom of the handle. The lamp
housing is easily removed to access the bulb and wiring.
This rechargeable Larson Electronics RL-85 model includes a rechargeable lithium ion battery and standard wall charger. While other models on
the market have sealed lead acid, nickel metal hydride or rechargeable alkaline batteries, we selected lithium ion for three reasons. Lithium ion is
lighter than any other available battery option, which is suitable for our lightweight, ergonomic design. Second, lithium ion batteries do not have
“memory” and you can recharge them fully or partially as time permits. Total recharge time is 2.5 hours and run time is 50 minutes. Finally,
lithium ion batteries can hold their charge up to 18 months, unlike Nimh or SLA batteries, which usually hold a charge less than 3 months. This is
particularly important for infrequent users who rely on the light for emergency purposes. On a last note, lithium ion batteries offer a greater
number of deep cycle recharges than other battery types, which means longer battery life.
5 inch lens Click Photos to Enlarge 7 inch lens (Optional)
We also now offer a 5 inch diameter and a 7 inch diameter lens. Although the difference is not significant, the 5 inch lens produces a tighter spot
beam while the 7 inch lens produces a wider coverage flood pattern.