Pocket Sabre™ 1820 Flashlight: Updated Features and Benefits
The Pocket Sabre™ 1820 Flashlight is an essential tool for professionals working in low-light or hazardous environments, particularly for tasks in control panels or distribution boards where safety and visibility are paramount. This flashlight combines durability, safety, and advanced lighting technology to meet the demands of modern workplaces.
Why Use the Pocket Sabre™ 1820 Flashlight?
- Safety First: Provides bright illumination in low-light conditions, reducing the risk of electrical accidents.
- Heavy-Duty Design: Resistant to chemicals, corrosion, and water, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments.
- Explosion Proof: Certified for use in hazardous areas where flammable gases or dust may be present.
- Compact and Portable: Designed for ease of use and portability, fitting seamlessly into a technician’s toolkit.
Updated Product Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Lamp Type | Xenon bulb for bright and focused illumination. |
| Lamp Life | 30 hours, ensuring reliability during extended tasks. |
| Battery Type | 2 x E93 1.5V Alkaline C-cell (e.g., Eveready® Energizer®, Duracell®). |
| Beam Quality | White beam penetrates fog, smoke, and hazardous conditions effectively. |
| Durability | Submersible and resistant to extreme conditions. |
| Certifications | Explosion proof and meets ANSI FL1 specifications for performance and reliability. |
| Temperature Range | Operates in environments ranging from -35°C to +40°C. |
Battery Installation
- Remove the lens housing by turning it counter-clockwise.
- Take out the lamp module.
- Replace used batteries with fresh ones, ensuring proper polarity (refer to the polarity sticker).
- Reinsert the lamp module.
- Securely screw the lens housing back on, turning clockwise while applying slight pressure.
Note: Do not mix battery brands or use Ni-Cad, zinc-carbon, or old and new batteries together.
How to Use
- Turn On: Twist the lens housing clockwise until the light activates.
- Turn Off: Turn the lens housing counter-clockwise until the light goes off. Continue turning one full rotation to prevent accidental activation during storage.
- Caution: Avoid over-tightening to preserve the integrity of the flashlight.
Advanced Safety Features
- Hydrogen Gas Absorber:
- Internal catalyst pellets help absorb hydrogen gas emitted by defective or heavily discharged batteries.
- Replace the lamp if the pellets are damaged or missing.
- Let wet pellets air dry before reusing the flashlight.
- Explosion-Proof Certification:
- Approved for use in hazardous areas, including Class I, Division 2 (Group ABCD) environments and Class II, Division 2 (Group FG) locations.
Certifications and Approvals
- ANSI FL1 Specifications: Ensures performance and safety in demanding environments.
- IEC Ex TSA 06.0021X: Approved for hazardous locations.
- IP67 Rating: Provides complete protection against dust and temporary immersion in water.
Why It’s the Right Choice in 2025
Modern updates to the Pocket Sabre™ 1820 Flashlight include enhanced battery efficiency, better thermal stability, and improved beam technology. These advancements make it indispensable for professionals who demand safety and reliability in challenging environments.
If you work in environments where safety and illumination are critical, this flashlight ensures you are equipped with the best technology available. For more details, visit the Pelican Products website or refer to the user manual for additional insights.
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