Santa's not impressed with Rudolph's lumen output and wants to go LED
24/12/2013 Larson Electronics LLC
You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen,Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen,
But do you recall? The most famous reindeer of all?
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer had a very shiny nose.
And if you ever saw it, you would even say it glows.
Uh ohh... Not this year!
Apparently Rudolph is a little cranky and he is losing his glow! Santa wouldn't want Grandma to get ran over by his reindeer because of Rudolph's poor judgment! So he is replacing his long time sleigh guider with LED lighting in the hopes of making the season bright
Red LED Spotlight
Santa has replaced poor Rudolph with Larson's HL-85-3W1-RED. This is a high powered red spotlight to light his way and is powered by a 9-32VDC cigarette plug that fits perfectly in his sleigh. While delivering gifts from California to New York, the temperature changes won't effect this spotlight. It is constructed of high impact nylon, so if Santa looses grip there's no need to worry about damaging it.
24" LED Light Bar
Santa is going to outfit his sleigh with the GAU-24-16W-LED. This 16 watt LED light bar will help Santa from slipping off of icy roof tops. With over 1200 lumen of light, it shall give him plenty of light to see where he is stepping. This unit carries an IP54 water resistant rating ensuring protection against dust, dirt and light water exposure. So, Santa will have no worries if his boots splash a bit of melted ice or snow on it.
LED Headlamp
The EXP-LED-HL-DFX is the perfect solution for Santa to see down the chimney. This dual function headlamp produces 120 lumen of light and is powered by three AAA batteries. It has a run time of 14 hours in low mode and 5 hours in high mode. The headlight has a rubber dome push button switch that allows easy operation even when wearing gloves.
For more information, please contact:
Larson Electronics LLC
Tel: 001 903 4983363
Fax: 001 903 4983364
Email: sales@magnalight.com
Web: www.magnalight.com
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