Torches

Torches

Light up your workspace with a variety of led and fluorescent torches from leading brands like Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, and many more. LED torches, head torches, and rechargeable flashlights are all available at incredible prices. Light up your work site easily with our extensive range of lighting and torches.

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Types of Torches

LED Torches

LED torches are torches that use Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) as the light source. They are more energy-efficient and have a longer lifespan than traditional incandescent torches. LED torches come in a variety of sizes and brightness levels, from compact pocket-sized options to powerful tactical flashlights. They are also available in different colours, including white, red, green, and blue, with some models offering multiple colour options for different situations. Additionally, LED torches are often more durable and resistant to impact, making them ideal for outdoor activities or rugged use.

Head Torches

Head torches are hands-free lighting devices worn on the head, typically using an adjustable strap or headband. They are designed to provide illumination while leaving the hands free for other tasks, making them popular among hikers, campers, and other outdoor enthusiasts. Head torches often use LED technology for energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting. Some models offer adjustable brightness levels, beam focus, and even different lighting modes like strobe or red light for night vision. They are also useful for working in dark or low-light environments, such as in mines or construction sites.

Rechargeable Flashlights

Rechargeable flashlights are flashlights that can be powered up using a charging device, rather than requiring disposable batteries. They usually come with a rechargeable battery pack and can be charged using a USB cable or a charging dock. They are an environmentally friendly and cost-effective option compared to disposable battery-powered flashlights, and they are also convenient as you can easily recharge them before heading out. 

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FAQs

How bright should an LED torch be?

The brightness of an LED torch is measured in lumens, and the ideal brightness depends on the intended use of the torch. For example, a compact pocket-sized LED torch may have a brightness of around 100-200 lumens, suitable for general everyday use like finding your way in a dark room or searching for items in a bag. A more powerful tactical LED torch for outdoor activities may have a brightness of 1000 lumens or more for long-distance illumination. 

Are LED torches waterproof?

LED torches can come in different levels of waterproofing, with some being fully waterproof and suitable for use in extreme environments, while others may only be water-resistant or not waterproof at all. It is important to check the manufacturer's specifications before purchasing an LED torch if waterproofing is a requirement for your intended use. Some LED torches are specifically designed for underwater use, while others may be able to withstand rain or splashes. In general, a higher IP (Ingress Protection) rating indicates a higher level of waterproofing, but it is always best to check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the torch's suitability for your needs.

What is the difference between white light and red light on a head torch?

The main difference between white light and red light on a head torch is the effect on night vision. Red light is less likely to cause the pupils to contract, preserving the user's night vision, while white light can cause the pupils to contract and impair night vision. Red light is also less likely to attract insects than white light. Additionally, some head torches may have multiple brightness levels or different coloured filters for different situations, such as green light for hunting or blue light for blood tracking.