Fenix LR50R is a versatile searchlight offering 12,000 lumens and a beam distance of 950 meters. Designed for search and rescue, it features dual side switches for quick mode selection, including Turbo and SOS. This flashlight supports USB Type-C fast charging, doubling as a power bank. Constructed from robust aluminum, it includes an intelligent brightness sensor to prevent overheating. With a waterproof and impact-resistant design, the LR50R is ideal for demanding outdoor tasks, providing up to 58 hours of operation on Eco mode. Fenixlight provides durable, high-powered lighting for military and law enforcement. Our tactical flashlights and headlamps are waterproof, easy to use, and deliver bright, reliable light for any mission. With rechargeable batteries and compact designs, they are built for tough conditions and quick response. Trusted worldwide for quality and performance. For product inquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us through the information directory. We also welcome you to visit our booth for direct assistance and an in-depth product experience. We look forward to connecting with you.

Explorer Cases is a complete range of indestructible waterproof cases: the ideal solution to meet the needs of the most demanding users, in the most extreme conditions. In fact, everyday thousands of professionals all over the world trust and rely on their Explorer Cases to protect the most valuable tools and equipments during their journeys. You can find Explorer Cases in the nautical sector as in the avionics, for the transport of electronic, medical or military equipment, for the protection of sophisticated photographic equipment, the secure housing of technical and sports gear and even in Hollywood in the making of the latest release.

-. Laser-cut MountainMOLLE panels on front and sides for secure attachment of accessory pouches -. Low RiderReservoir compartment shifts weight down on the back -. Four-zipper, full clamshell opening on main compartment -. 50 mm webbing waistbelt with lumbar adjustment stows when not in use -. Three lash points in main compartment -. Side-release buckles for quick release from shoulder harness, compression straps and waist belt -. Zippered back panel access makes loading a full reservoir into hydration compartment easy -. Dual antenna ports on top of pack -. D-Rings and webbing loops for tube management

A Rescue Vessel Catamaran The twin-hull design reduces rolling, making it more stable in turbulent waters. This is essential during rescue missions where precision is required to approach distressed vessels or individuals safely. Speed and Efficiency: Catamarans typically have less drag, allowing for higher speeds with less fuel consumption. This enables faster response times, which is critical in emergencies. Ample Deck Space: The wide beam of a catamaran provides more deck space for rescue equipment, medical facilities, and crew, enabling better functionality for multiple rescues or treating injured passengers. Shallow Draft: Catamarans often have a shallower draft than monohulls, meaning they can operate in shallower waters, which is essential for coastal rescues or accessing areas near reefs or sandbanks. Rescue Equipment: A rescue vessel catamaran may be equipped with specialized equipment such as: Rescue cranes or hoists for lifting people or smaller craft. Inflatable lifeboats or rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIBs). Medical treatment facilities for triaging and treating injuries. Communication and navigation technology for coordinating SAR operations. Crew Comfort and Safety: Designed for long hours at sea, these vessels are equipped with advanced safety features, comfortable living quarters for the crew, and medical bays for treating injured survivors. Due to these benefits, catamarans are often favored by coast guards, marine patrols, and rescue organizations worldwide.