Scame Flashlights, batteries and acessories

scame flashlights batteries and accessories overview for field crews

Teams reach for Scame when work happens in real spaces: plant rooms, risers, catwalks, and damp loading bays. The portfolio covers compact pen lights for inspection, palm-sized torches for daily carry, and flood units for area tasks. Housings take knocks, labels stay legible, and charging hardware holds up on the van or in a cabinet. Output spans ~150–1,500 lm with regulated drivers, so beams don’t sag after the first hour. Typical CCT sits at 4,000–6,500 K; CRI options run 70 for punchy throw or ≥90 where colour checks matter.

Scame product range and series overview

Pocket and belt models handle close work around panels and junction boxes. Mid-size torches with tail-switch controls serve security walks and fault-finding in ceiling voids. Work-lights with folding or magnetic bases light a meter board without chewing up hands. Area floods ride a tripod or bracket for shutdowns and night shifts. Charging cradles stack in lockers; clip-in holsters stop drops on ladders. Where classified zones are part of the site, certified variants and shrouded switches reduce ignition risk.

scame handheld lamps functions and beam control

Installers pick spot, flood, or mixed optics depending on task. TIR spot modules reach 150–250 m without flare; wide diffusers fill a panel at arm’s length. Step and ramp dimming suit different crews: steps are repeatable for procedures, ramps are quick for ad-hoc work. Lockout prevents accidental turn-on inside bags. Pivot heads click to common angles, and magnets land solidly on enclosures without smearing paint.

scame portable lighting for maintenance and shutdowns

Temporary floods run 1,000–6,000 lm with broad 110–120° beams and a 5–10 m work radius. Stands clear trip lines; cable management stays on the mast. Daisy-chain outlets keep circuits neat, and IP65 bodies shrug off wash-down. On battery jobs, high modes bridge the first minutes of access while mains gets pulled; medium modes carry the shift.

Scame technical specifications and standards

Electrical and optical Constant-current drivers hold output stable; PWM-free modes minimise stroboscopic risk around rotating plant. Typical efficacy 90–130 lm/W depending on CCT and CRI. Photobiological safety assessed to EN 62471; most inspection beams land in RG0/RG1.
Power Lithium-ion 18650/21700 cells dominate for energy density; NiMH AA remains in service kits where cell commonality matters. USB-C charging at 5 V/3 A is standard; cradle or magnetic ports are used where glove handling is routine. Charge times 2–4 h for 3–5 Ah packs. Reverse-polarity and thermal cut-back protect cells under heavy draws.
Runtime and thermal High mode 1–3 h typical; mid 4–8 h; low 12+ h. Aluminium cores wick heat; firmware tapers output as body temp rises to keep LED junctions in spec.
Mechanical IP54–IP67 depending on model; impact resistance IK07–IK09. Gaskets are user-replaceable; lens materials polycarbonate or tempered glass with anti-scratch coatings.
Mounting and ergonomics Magnetic bases hold on steel doors and MCC frames; belt and helmet mounts share the same shoe. Tail-standing is stable on flat switchroom floors.
Compliance Ingress per IEC/EN 60529; impact per EN 62262; EMC to EN 55015/EN 61547; chargers to EN 62368-1. Where required, hazardous-area types carry the relevant marking on the rating plate.

Scame applications and compatibility

Building services: panel inspection, label updates, and RCD tests in tight risers.
Industrial support: pump rooms, CIP wash areas, conveyors, and emergency call-outs.
Transport and events: dock bays, marshalling yards, and backstage rigging with low-glare floods.
Mechanically, mounts and thread patterns match common brackets on Scame boards and enclosures, so a light can share the same stand or magnet pad used for temporary notices.

Scame integration with other brand products

Charging cradles bolt into the same cabinets used for tool batteries; USB-C feeds can come from Scame wiring devices with high-current outlets on a 16 A spur. Magnetic pads and clip rails line up with enclosures and distribution boards, which keeps storage tidy. For van builds, 12/24 V chargers land on fused circuits next to auxiliary sockets; mains chargers dock in maintenance rooms that already host test gear and label printers.

Scame selection criteria for B2B clients

Task and beam Pick spot for distance checks, flood for panel work, and mixed optics for general maintenance.
Output and CRI Choose 1,000+ lm when lighting rooms, CRI ≥90 for cable colour and gasket inspection, cooler CCT where punch is needed through dust.
Ingress and impact Use IP65+ and IK08+ in wash-down or outdoor bays; IP54 suffices for plant rooms.
Power strategy Standardise on one cell platform for spares; specify onboard USB-C where crews rotate across sites without docking.
Mounting Confirm magnet pull-force and hinge durability; select helmet and clip adapters where hands must stay free.
Safety and runtime Validate stroboscopic safety around rotating plant; model runtimes at ambient 30–35 °C for summer loads; include lockout to prevent bag-heat incidents.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You receive project-specific pricing tied to your crew sizes and shift patterns, a named account manager, and live EU stock before commitment. Quotes come back quickly so night works and shutdowns don’t slip. Orders by EAN/MPN post cleanly into your ERP; downloadable price lists stay current through revisions. Your portal shows lead times and order status, plus purchase-history analytics to standardise beam classes, battery formats, and charger types across sites. Trusted clients can use post-payment terms up to 30 days. We plan consolidated shipments for multi-location drops and set price-validity windows so phased rollouts remain predictable.