Klein Tools Rechargeable Safety Lamp to Lighting Accessories Line

Klein Tools Rechargeable Safety Lamp

Sept 23, 2021

Klein Tools Rechargeable Safety Lamp with Magnet, a quad-directional visual alert beacon that provides supplemental visual alerts in active, noisy, bright or low light environments.

Rechargeable Safety Lamp with Magnet (Cat. No. 56063)

• Quad directional red LEDs for maximum visibility

• Attaches directly to Klein hard hats & safety helmets

• Up to ¼-mile visibility

• 50+ hours of runtime

• Magnetic back for use as stationery alert beacon

• 4 operational modes – PULSE High/Low & Solid-on High/Low

• IP64 rated: dustproof and water resistant

• Drop rated up to 10 ft

• Rechargeable via USB-C (cable included)

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