Larson Electronics LLC (www.magnalight.com), established in 1967, is a manufacturer that builds and distributes heavy duty lighting products. The Magnalight spotlights have been a staple of the utility industry and various federal, local and state governments for over 30 years. Comcast, PG&E, Time Warner and a host of federal, state and local government agencies use the Magnalight magnetic base spotlights on their work vehicle because they are tough, versatile and reliable. The Magnalight spotlight is made in the USA and nearly all of the components are also made in the USA .

Larson Electronics LLC is CCR registered with Cage Code 41TL0, and Dun and Bradstreet number of 078373685. Our federal identification number is 16-1541123. Larson Electronics is a registered vendor with DOD Emall, DILnet and Fedbid.com. Larson Electronics takes credit card and purchase orders via phone at 214-513-7536 and via its website, www.magnalight.com . Contract awards can be coordinated with and sent to rb@magnalight.com. Larson Electrics ships via UPS, FEDEX, DHL and USPS APO/FPO.

In 2004, Larson Electronics adapted the 12 volt Magnalight spotlight, producing the HML-5M (HML-5C). This 24 volt military approved spotlight comes with either flood lamp or spot lamp and a very strong 3.25 inch diameter magnetic base. Delivering multi-million candle power output, this spotlight features a 21 foot cord and either ring terminal connectors or battery clamps for direct battery connection. Originally specified, tested and approved by Camp Pendleton, this unit has been popular with every branch of the US military and is widely used in Iraq and Afghanistan in the HUMVEEs, Bradleys, 1088s, FOX recon vehicles and other armored patrol vehicles.

The Magnalight spotlights come standard with a 140 degree hinge base and an 80 pound grip magnet. The magnetic base enables operators to place the light semi-permanently on gun mounts, etc. for optimal illumination and/or blinding of targets. While the lights stay put during action, they can be moved to different vehicles and removed for storage very easily. These unique magnetic bases are tough enough to keep the light in place during heavy fire and intense terrain maneuvers. The Magnalights project a strong, white beam nearly 500 feet, which makes them ideal for locating IEDs and other risks.

The 2-pin SAE connector enables a secure, weatherproof connection to a variety of cords, including the standard cigarette plug, ring terminal connections and battery clamps. Larson Electronics can adapt the configuration of the spotlight, including handle, frame, switch, wiring and base to adapt to custom specifications. The Magnalight spotlight is now used in mine sweeper applications, patrol boats, and in permanent gun mount applications because of this custom build characteristic. The 2-pin SAE connector enables units to move the spotlight to different vehicles, equipped with battery connected cords, which is ideal for quick and easy vehicle transfer, training missions, etc.

In 2006, Larson Electronics released the high intensity discharge Xenon lamp in the HML-6M (HML-6C). This light projects an intense white beam nearly 2,000 feet with less than 4 amps (compared to 500 feet with the HML-5M). Equipped with 5.5 inch diameter 160 pound grip magnet, this spotlight is designed to produce a blinding light, with no dark spots at great distances. This ballast controlled light operates at 12 and 24 volts natively and comes with the same cord options as the HML-5M and HML-5C. This light offers spot and flood lamp options, and features arc lamp technology. These HID bulbs do not have filament. Instead, the ballast fires a strong arc across a glass tube filled with Xenon gas. The gas ignites and the ballast maintains the burning gas. Without a filament to break, these bulbs are much more durable in high vibration environments than traditional halogen bulbs.

The HID spotlight with magnetic swivel base complements the existing line of HID flashlights, the LPL-24 and LPL-14. Projecting light to a distance of 2,800 feet these “Maglite” style flashlights contain a lithium ion battery, providing a run time of 90 minutes on a single 2 hour charge from a 12/24 volt rapid charger. These durable lights feature a anodized aluminum casing and come in a 24 watt (1300 lumens) and 14 watt (860 lumens) configuration in a variety of lengths depending on switch selection.

Larson Electronics also outfits its utility, commercial and military customers with a complete line of remote control spotlights. The GL-7951-24 is a wireless remote control spotlight with magnetic base. Projecting light to a distance of 800 feet, this motorized spotlight rotates a full 370 degrees and tilts 140 degrees. Controlled with a radio based remote control, this unit can be operated remotely at a distance of 150 feet. The remote controlled spotlight is portable and has a strong magnetic base, making it ideal for a variety of semi-permanent mounting applications.The GL-3049-24 is the latest version, featuring a wireless handheld and dash mount remote control. For radio frequency sensitive applications, the portable GL-5149, with magnetic base, features a wired handheld remote control. The GL-2020-B is a permanent mount spotlight with a dash mounted joystick style remote control. These remote controlled spotlights are extremely durable and come with a variety of mounting options, remote control options and infrared lenses.Several of these remote control spotlights have existing NSN numbers.

Larson Electronics offers a variety of flashing hazard lights with magnetic bases.These battery operated units feature strobe bulbs and LEDs to optimize battery and bulb life under rugged conditions. Featuring amber and red lenses, these flashing hazard lights are strong, semi-permanent mount warning lights.

Recent contract activity includes:(1)M00681-06-P-0138 Marines-Camp Pendleton (2)M00681-06-P-0275 Camp Pendelton (3)M67400-05-P-0729 Marines-Camp Butler, Japan (4)W91GET-06-M-1304 US Army JCC Iraq (4)W91GEU-06-P-0094 Camp Victory Iraq (5)M20133-06-M-8691 Camp Fallujah Iraq.

Larson Electronics keeps a substantial inventory of pre-assembled components, so that even custom orders can be final assembled and shipped rapidly. Most orders are filled and shipped within 3-5 business days and most Internet based orders ship same day. With a highly automated and computerized warehouse and shipping operation, Larson Electronics ships via USPS APO/FPO to bases around the world, in addition to using UPS, FEDEX and DHL.

Larson Electronics takes credit card and purchase orders via phone at 214-513-7536 and via its website, www.magnalight.com . Contract awards can be coordinated with and sent to rb@magnalight.com.