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    Emergency Lighting Stations

    March 23, 2006
    The 2480 Emergency Lighting Station (ELS) features a clear polycarbonate case that is engineered for easy attachment to various surfaces (mounting screws and two-sided tape are included) and photoluminescent decals.

    The MityLite 2440 LED flashlight, secured inside the case by a special clip, has a durable, photoluminescent body. The system uses batteries (included) that have a 7-yr shelf life. Additional features include a five-LED array that shines 21-lumens for up to 90 hr and a tail switch for onehanded operation.

    Pelican Products Inc., 23215 Early Ave., Torrance, CA 90505, (800) 473-5422, pelican.com

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