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Spectacle with LED
December 1st 2007

Available from Peltor, the Light Vision spectacle is equipped with an adjustable ultra-bright LED and has long battery life (in excess of 50h).

While the frame has rubber temples and rubber nose pads for comfort, the Polycarbonate anti-fog lens protects against UV and impact at extreme temperatures.

LED Light Vision will allow the wearer to light a dark zone, protecting the eyes and leaving hands free for working.

The spectacles are said to open new horizons for safety in, for example, electrical work, mechanical tasks in a dark environment, car repairs, plumbing and night time reading.

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Prepare for new regs (1st February 2005)

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Plug softens and shapes (1st December 2003)

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