AUSTRALIA’S NO 1 MANUFACTURER
OF LED LIGHTING FOR EXTREME
ENVIRONMENTS

ATOM

Dura Vision ATOM LED work lamps have proved their high performance and rugged construction in some of the most harsh environments. Available in 3 output options, the Atoms cover a wide range of applications from work lights on light vehicles to lighting stairways, gangways and service areas on large machines. Their high light output relative to size, along with their IP68 waterproof rating, makes them extremely versatile.

INVADER

The Dura Vision Invader 50w LED work lamp offers the latest in high powered LED technology, designed for use on heavy duty mining vehicles. With a compact design, waterproof to IP69
and vibration ratings of 25G RMS the Invader provides lighting solutions in the most demanding environments. Electronic Thermal management ensures a minimum of 50’000 working hours is achieved, even when used continuously. With a slightly smaller footprint than the Enforcer but utilising a similar 5mm stainless steel bracket the Invader is one of the most versatile lamps available.


The Invader is also available as a 24V only option.

ENFORCER

The Dura Vision Enforcer 60w LED work lamp offers the latest in high powered LED technology, designed for use on heavy duty mining vehicles. With a compact design, waterproof to IP69 and vibration ratings of 25G RMS the Enforcer provides lighting solutions in the most demanding environments. Electronic Thermal management ensures a minimum of 50’000 working hours is achieved, even when used continuously. Utilising a 5mm stainless steel bracket with 145° of adjustment the Enforcer is one of the most versatile lamps available. The Enforcer is also available as a 24V only option to deter theft of lamps on site.

Proudly Australian Made

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Tel: 1800 66 55 66

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