Schneider Electric Flashlights, batteries and acessories
schneider handheld lamps for maintenance and service
Technicians rely on compact pen lights, right-angle torches, and headlamps that survive drops, oil, and cleaning. Output spans ~150–1 500 lm depending on form factor, with beam options from tight spot (long throw for inspection) to wide flood (close-up panels). Most bodies are anodized aluminum or reinforced polymer with IP54…IP67 sealing and 1–2 m drop tests. Typical CCT is 5 000–6 500 K for high contrast on wiring; selected task lights use high-CRI emitters for colour-critical terminations. Power is Li-ion (18650/21700) with on-board USB-C, or AA/AAA NiMH where intrinsically simple spares are preferred.
Product range and series overview
Handhelds, headlamps, and folding work lights cover cabinet interiors, ceiling runs, and site call-outs.
- Pen and pocket lights: slim shafts that nest in duct or between terminals; tail magnets hold on doors; clip keeps them on a shirt pocket. ~80–300 lm with 2–8 h ANSI FL-1 runtimes.
- Right-angle and headlamps: hands-free on helmet or chest harness; beam tilt with wide flood optics. Often 300–800 lm with low/med/high plus boost.
- Folding work lights: 500–2 000 lm edge-to-edge panels; 180–270° hinge; magnetic base or hook for overhead work. USB-C PD charging and battery fuel gauge.
- Spot/inspection torches: 600–1 500 lm with defined central hotspot for cable trays and high bays; optional strobe for signaling.
Selected SKUs are ATEX/IECEx certified for Zone 1/21 or 2/22; intrinsically safe bodies use anti-static polymers, capped outputs, and sealed switches for hazardous areas.
Technical specifications and standards
Electrical: constant-current drivers limit thermal drift; low-voltage lockout protects Li-ion packs. Charging 5 V USB-C (1–2 A typical) or dock contacts; vehicle bases accept 12/24 V.
Mechanical/environmental: ingress per IEC 60529 (IP54…IP67); shock/vibration references IEC 60068-2-27/-2-6; lens materials in hardened PMMA or tempered glass with gasketed bezels.
Optics and photobiology: ANSI/NEMA FL-1 for lumen/runtime/beam distance; photobiological safety per IEC 62471 (usually RG0/RG1).
Safety/transport: protected Li-ion packs tested to UN 38.3 with PTC/thermal fuses; charge indicators and lockout to avoid pocket activation. Operating window commonly −20…+50 °C.
schneider portable lighting in plant and site work
In cabinets, slim floods illuminate the DIN row without glare; along conveyors, headlamps keep both hands on tools; at call-outs, spot torches cut through dust and steam. Magnetic bases hold to gland plates and MCC doors, while fold-out hooks hang from cable trays. For wash-adjacent zones, IP66 bodies and sealed USB-C ports keep ratings after cleaning. Where glare control matters, diffuser sleeves soften reflections on glossy labels and SS enclosures. For long shifts, docks on the maintenance cart rotate packs so charged units are always ready.
schneider torch accessories for charging and mounting
Docking cradles, helmet brackets, belt holsters, diffuser cones, coloured filters, traffic wands, replacement lenses, and gasket kits make the lights field-ready. Magnetic pads and adhesive footprints convert flat backs into door-friendly bases; spring clips fit 30×30/40×40 profiles. USB-C cables with locking sleeves stay put in vibrating vans; vehicle cradles tie into ignition so fleets start the day charged. Replacement O-rings and lens kits extend service life without scrapping the body.
Integration with control gear and cabinets
Work lights and headlamps pair well with cabinet service kits: strain bars keep doors open while magnets hold the lamp; narrow beams locate terminal IDs without washing out colours. In MCC rooms, docking stations mount on the same perforated plate pattern used for tools, so power and cable management remain tidy. For emergency planning, lights can share charging circuits with UPS-backed outlets, ensuring illumination during outage diagnostics.
Applications and compatibility
Panel shops use pocket lamps for E-test and QA; field crews carry folding floods for ceiling trunking and cable tray work; hazardous-area teams deploy certified models around solvent handling. Cleanrooms favour polymer housings with smooth seams; utilities choose rugged torches with glove-friendly switches. The catalogue aligns with Schneider enclosures and mounting hardware, so clips, magnets, and cradles land on existing hole grids—exactly what large fleets want from consistent schneider light equipment.
Selection criteria for B2B engineers
- Output and beam: choose flood for close work, spot for aisles and yards; verify ANSI FL-1 runtime at the needed mode, not boost.
- Environment: IP66/67 for washdown/outdoor; ATEX/IECEx where required; chemical-resistant lenses near detergents/solvents.
- Power model: field-replaceable Li-ion vs AA/AAA; docking vs USB-C; shared packs across teams reduce SKU count.
- Optics and colour: 5 000–6 500 K for contrast; high-CRI where wiring colours matter; diffusers for glossy cabinets.
- Mounting: magnets, hooks, helmet clips; check clearance in shallow doors and swing frames.
Where cordless tooling fleets already exist, align capacities so procurement can standardize on schneider batteries for tools with shared chargers and cradle locations.
Procurement and fleet management
Fix a short kit per crew: one headlamp, one pocket torch, one folding work light, one dock, spare pack, and a seal/lens kit. Stock diffuser cones and traffic wands for EHS tasks. Mark asset IDs on cradles and bodies; tie them to maintenance SOPs for battery rotation. For vehicles, specify 12/24 V cradles with ignition-sense and over-voltage protection. This keeps the entire schneider flashlights batteries and accessories line deployed consistently across shifts and sites.
Advantages of working with Bankoflamps
Bankoflamps aligns pricing with your BOM and shows live EU stock before you schedule crews. Quote responses typically arrive in about an hour. Ordering by EAN/MPN prevents variant drift; the portal shows lead times, shipment status, and downloadable price lists. Approved partners can use post-payment up to 30 days. We consolidate partials to cut freight and hold price-validity windows so phased rollouts stay predictable. Your account manager cross-checks mounts, docks, battery packs, and seals against your drawings so cartons land complete—rail- and van-ready on day one.