Portable, easy-to-carry lighting for search and rescue, triage zones and temporary command centres — from the back of a response vehicle to fully operational in minutes.
Search and rescue lighting has to survive being carried over rubble and uneven ground, then hold a steady beam for hours at a triage point. A lightweight tripod tower covers the wider scene while a magnetic handheld light frees up hands for close search work — and first-in fire and emergency crews need light before hoses are even charged, so fold-out time and one-person setup matter more than raw output.
The LI-300 unfolds in under 10 seconds and needs no engine start, the handheld LI-S3 adds red/blue warning modes for hazard marking, and the LI-500 accepts up to three swappable LI-24-500 packs — letting lighting run continuously through a multi-day response by rotating charged packs in from a staging area.
The LI-300 unfolds in under 10 seconds and needs no engine start, and can go from the back of a response vehicle to operational within minutes.
A tripod tower like the LI-300 covers the wider scene, while the handheld LI-S3, with red/blue warning modes, frees up hands for close search work and hazard marking.
Yes. Towers that accept multiple swappable battery packs, like the LI-500 with up to three LI-24-500 packs, can be kept running by rotating charged packs in from a staging area.
