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OSRAM LEDSL101 Multi-Function Emergency Tool with Flashlight and Seat Belt Cutter US $8.09 (~AU $11.66) Shipped @ Joybuy

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OSRAM LEDSL101 Multi-Function Emergency Tool with Flashlight and Seat Belt Cutter US $8.09 (~AU $11.66) Shipped @ Joybuy
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adr8 on 09/09/2018 - 15:11 joybuy.com (805 clicks)

OSRAM is the number 1 automotive bulb manufacturer in the world, supplying bulbs to all the vehicle manufacturers for new cars and trucks.

OSRAM has also launched a range of LED multifunctional torches and accessories.The LEDguardian® Saver Light LEDSL101 is a powerful multifunctional LED torch for keeping in your car, van, truck, boat or caravan to help to deal with any emergency situation. The Guardian Saver Light features 12 flashing amber LEDS along its length and can be attached to any metal surface via it's 3 magnets. The Saver Light also features a hammer for breaking a window in a life threatening or emergency situation and a seat belt cutter.The LEDSL101 is supplied complete with its own holder which can be mounted via tape or velcro inside a vehicle. The Guardian Saver Light runs on 2 x AA vatteries (not supplied) and an OSRAM 2 year guarantee.

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  • Yamai on 09/09/2018 - 15:52

    Ribbed for pleasure when lighting the way

    • JerryB on 09/09/2018 - 16:32

      Well, you wouldn't want your grip to slip if you're in a tricky situation.

    • Waynes world on 09/09/2018 - 17:18

      Or a sticky situation even!

  • petry on 09/09/2018 - 19:09

    aa batterys…

    • Trojan on 09/09/2018 - 19:41

      Yeah, I prefer one which plugs into the cigarette lighter or USB port so its fully charged when I need to use it. Any recommendations?

      • petry on 09/09/2018 - 20:31

        I prefer 18650's because power light but suggest look at lumintop? usb rechargeable batteries for on the road charging… I keep some for emergencies but thankfully haven't used them much.

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