Service crews buy these for fast, reliable light in cabinets, plants and yards. The range splits neatly into compact inspection pens, rugged handhelds with high IP ratings, and headlamps for hands-free work—plus chargers, cells and mounting clips to keep kits ready. Buyers are panel shops, OEM maintenance teams and utilities that need consistent SKUs, clear lumen classes and charging that matches fleet tools.
Think in three families. Pen lights (thin, shirt-pocket form) for cabinet wiring checks and ID reading; utility torches with flood/spot and rubberized bodies for general MRO; and high-output bars for area wash during commissioning. Beams range from tight 10–15° spots for cable tracing to wide 120° floods for small rooms. Typical outputs: 80–150 lm pens, 300–800 lm utility, and 1000+ lm area bars. Switchgear: tail or side, with momentary modes so techs can blink a label without blinding themselves. Most bodies are anodized aluminum; impact sleeves and knurling suit gloved hands.
Charging comes via USB-C on tool-independent models, cradle docks for van fleets, and direct-charge cells where the cable plugs into the battery end. Stock notes: single units in boxes; docks often in kits of two to simplify vehicle and workshop coverage. For cold yards, choose low-temperature cells and keep a spare in the pouch; for explosive-risk zones, specify intrinsically safe variants from the approved list.
Use at commissioning, fault-finding in MCCs, emergency callouts, and utility vault access. Lights ride in the same service cases as crimpers, markers and ferrules. For panel interiors, pair with DIN-rail cabinet luminaires so the torch covers only tight spots while the strip handles the area light. Add shielded cable glands and strain-relief clips to tidy temporary routing for dock leads on workshop benches.
These work alongside 24 V supplies (for dock chargers), terminal markers (for clear labeling under neutral-white beams) and enclosure accessories. Keep a small TS35 rail shelf with a multi-outlet power module near the bench dock; it keeps charging orderly and visible. Marker pouches fit the same belt as the torch holster, which field teams appreciate.
You get individual B2B pricing and custom offers, backed by a personal account manager and real-time EU stock visibility. Quotes turn around fast (about an hour). Ordering by EAN/MPN is simple, with downloadable price lists that stay current. Track lead times and order status, review purchase history with analytics, and—if approved—use post-payment up to 30 days. We consolidate shipments to reduce freight, lock stable pricing with validity dates, and actively serve France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.