Flashlights_Specifications[1].doc

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Flashlights for law enforcement for 2011 program
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RFQ - 16A - 11040600000000000990
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This specifications document outlines requirements for flashlights to be procured by the State of Maine for law enforcement use in a 2011 program. The flashlights must feature three power modes with standard output of 90 lumens, peak output of 270 lumens, and strobe output of 170 lumens. Additional technical requirements include a 90-second charge time, up to 2 hours of runtime, a head-mounted switch, and a 12V DC power system with a 360-degree charging base. The equipment must not be battery-operated and is intended to support law enforcement operations during extended work periods such as crash scenes.

The flashlights must meet compliance standards including RoHS certification and conform to UL Standard 2089 and UL/ANSI Standard 60950-1. The specifications emphasize reliability as a critical factor given the demanding nature of police work and the requirement for equipment to perform consistently during long operational hours. No pricing, quantity, bidding timeline, or contract term information is provided in the specifications document.

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Specifications for flashlights for law enforcement Have 3 power modes

Must have standard output of 90 lumens

Must have peak output of 270 lumens

Must have Strobe output of 170 lumens

Must charge in 90 seconds

Up to 2 hours run time

Head mounted switch

Not battery operated

12V DC 360 degree charging base

Must be RoHS compliant

Must conform to UL Std. 2089 and UL/Ansi Std. 60950-1

Due to the nature of police work and the long hours at crash scenes it is imperative that equipment work properly.

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