Monday, February 11, 2013

LED Flashlights



LED Flashlights have been around for a long time. The advantage of an LED as the source of light versus traditional or even halogen bulbs is that they are smaller, lighter and consume less power. The down side has been that they are expensive.

Recent improvements in technology have changed that. The cost of LED’s and therefore LED flashlights has gone down.This has brought to market many powerful and economical LED flashlights. These flashlights are a tremendous value to their owner. They can provide from 50 Lumens to over 2000 lumens of lighting power. With 300 lumens a light beam that is visible over 100 yards away!

If you remember ten or fifteen years ago, seeing police officers carrying a flashlight that was two feet long and weighed eight pounds. You can now get a flashlight with the same power that is 5 INCHES long and weighs six ounces! Instead of twelve size “D” batteries you use 3 “AA” batteries.

Now days,  Liberty Supply  deals in new products:Nebo LED flashlights, Nebo 5565 protec shotgun light, Nebo 5578 protec elite hp190ls, Nebo redline, 8r9 model led flashlight etc. To find out more about Nebo Flashlights before buying one, check out.

These low cost, powerful flashlights are great for all applications that flashlights are used: In your home in case of emergency, on your boat, in your car and on your camping trip. They are especially handy when walking your dog at night. Imagine six ounces and you can project the light across a football field.LED flashlights time has arrived. They are competitively priced, powerful and lightweight.

Replacement Battery For Alemite 585-B1

Replacement Battery For Alemite 585-B1


Think about your printer as an example. The last printer I bought was $99. A new toner for it is $99. While it is true that the new toner has two or three times the capacity of the starter toner that comes with the printer, case could be made for buying a new printer every time you need toner. While that might make economic sense, it just seems wrong.