ACR MS-2000(M) Military Distress Marker w/Blue Light Strobe, IR Filters, Locking Pin, Insert & Lanyard UK Version :: Navigation Lights :: Boat Outfitting :: Fishing Tackle, Marine Supply & Outdoor Gear

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ACR MS-2000(M) Military Distress Marker w/Blue Light Strobe, IR Filters, Locking Pin, Insert & Lanyard UK Version

MS-2000(M)Distress Marker Light

When it comes to saving lives, anything less than the best is not an option. Since the introduction of the MS-2000(M), it has become the main Combat Search and Rescue(C-SAR) light carried by elite military forces around the world. Like our highly regarded, reliable SDU-5E, the MS-2000(M) meets all military specifications, including MIL-L-38217D and CID A-A-59176, and it has many improved life saving features to meet multiple mission capability. ACR features five distinctive versions of the MS-2000(M) that meet the most up-to-date requirements of the military and fit virtually any application.

FEATURES

Shield extends/retracts for omni- or uni-directional visibility
Waterproof factory tested to 10 meters (33 ft)
IR filter blocks all visible light (lets through only IR light)
Raised polarity indicators allow correct battery replacement in low or no visibility conditions
New braided steel retainer keeps battery door from being lost
Operates on 2 standard alkaline AA batteries - disposal causes no environmental impact
For extreme cold environments or long term storage, use 2 common lithium batteries
Blue filter distinguishes strobe from ground fire when in place

29 May 2012

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