Bayco Products

This battery-powered all LED Dual-Light Flashlight from Bayco Products has changed the idea of what a flashlight should be. Utilizing Bayco s exclusive Dual-Light design, this light combines a tight-beam long-throw flashlight, with a wide-beam non-focused floodlight. Flashlights are designed for illuminating distant objects. Rated at 150 lumens, and with both a momentary and constant-on functionality, the flashlight beam on this light does an excellent job of just that. However a flashlight, because of its bright center spot, is too bright to use close up. This is where the similarity to a conventional flashlight ends. In addition to the flashlight beam, this light incorporates a non-focused 120 lumens floodlight into the handle. Because the floodlight does not have a reflector, the light is unfocused and spreads out in a wide even pattern of light expressly for the purpose of providing illumination of areas that are close by. The floodlight even has a half-power mode for really close work. Additionally, both the flashlight and the floodlight can be turned on at the same time, thus allowing for dual illumination of both distant objects and ones that are close. That's the idea behind Dual Light. Powered by 4 included AA batteries, this Dual Light will run for 10 hours in Flashlight Mode, 4 hours in full-power Floodlight Mode, 10 hours in half-power Floodlight Mode and 3 hours in Dual Light Mode.

This dual-switch Rechargeable Dual-Light Work Light from Bayco Products is one of the most versatile lights available. It is actually two lights in one...a spotlight and a floodlight. Rated at 200 lumens, the spotlight beam on this light puts a beam of light exactly where you need it. This unique work light also has a non-focused 170 lumens floodlight built into the handle. Because the floodlight does not have a reflector, the light spreads out in a wide even pattern of light expressly for the purpose of lighting up areas that are close by. Now you have two completely different patterns of light for whatever work needs to be done...a spotlight for locating the problem, and a floodlight for lighting up the area while the problem is being fixed. You can even turn both lights on at the same time for even more lighting options.