NightSearcher HawkStar and HawkStar-X Instruction Manual
- June 11, 2024
- NightSearcher
Table of Contents
NightSearcher HawkStar and HawkStar-X
HawkStar & HawkStar-X
Isle Of Wright Needles NCI
– National Coast Watch
Forensic Collision Investigation Unit
OVERVIEWS
HAWKSTAR
PRODUCT CODE: NSHAWKSTAR
Supplied with: Charging Bracket and Vehicle Charger
HAWKSTAR-X
PRODUCT CODE: NSHAWKSTAR-X
Optional accessories
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Shoulder Strap
SPHAWKSTARSTRAP
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AC Charger
CH-HAWKSTAR-UK/EU
Professional Rechargeable LED Searchlight, 4200 lumens
The HawkStar range of searchlights have been designed and engineered by NightSearcher to satisfy the high standard required by emergency services, search & rescue teams and industrial sectors. Utilising high lumen output LEDs, specially designed reflectors and optics, both models offer wide and narrow light beams, making them ideal for long distance searching or flood lighting wider areas. The HawkStar has been designed to survive a 70 mph crash, as tested by the Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators
3 Beams: Narrow, Wide or Boost
Wall & vehicle mountable charging bracket with quick release lever
See the HawkStar video
Adjustable Stand
KEY FEATURES:
- Designed to be used in Emergency Service Vehicles
- Light power 4,200/2,500 lumens
- Wide angle Flood or Narrow angle Search beam
- Multiple brightness levels and Dimmable
- 7.4V 6.6/10.2Ah Li-ion maintenance free battery
- 9 Light modes with up to 30 hours operation
- Max beam distance 600 metres
- Battery status and charging indicator
- Fits securely in charging bracket – Crash tested at 70MPH (112KPH)
- Quick release from bracket for fast and easy deployment
- Rubberised handle for comfortable non slip grip
- One hand operation
- Comfortable shoulder strap
- 6 Hours charging time
- Robust housing
- Anti slip rubberised base with built in stability
DESIGNED TO SURVIVE A 70 MPH CRASH
AS TESTED BY THE INSTITUTE OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATORS
The searchlight and cradle assembly has been designed and tested to withstand a car crash. It passed tests undamaged and worked perfectly when crash tested at 70mph by the Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators.
