Searchlights for Computer-Controlled Security Systems
Peak Beam's Maxa Beam Searchlight is becoming the white light of choice for remote-controlled security systems.
Edgemont, PA, February 04, 2012 --(PR.com)-- As federal agencies and U.S. and NATO armed forces continue to emphasize escalation of force and non-lethal weapons, the Maxa Beam Searchlight by Peak Beam Systems, Inc. is quickly becoming the white light of choice for remote-controlled security systems around the world.
Peak Beam Systems’ line of Maxa Beam Searchlights offer an unparalleled 12,000,000 CandlePower output and 3,500 meter range in military-grade housings. The Maxa Beam is the only compact high-intensity searchlight with a computer-controllable motorized beam width and variable frequency strobe function.
The Maxa Beam’s strobe is especially effective for deterring and stopping oncoming vehicles and persons because it causes “ocular disruption” and disorientation. The Maxa Beam’s strobe has similar effects to those of a green laser dazzler without the strict eye safety issues or export regulations.
Peak Beam Systems, Inc. offers multiple configurations of its 12,000,000 CandlePower Maxa Beam Searchlight for integration into computer-controlled systems. Variations include visible or infrared output, Picatinny rail mounts, and mil. spec. metal connectors. The searchlights are typically controlled using an RS232 serial interface and are often employed with third-party Ethernet-to-serial servers.
Current end-users of the Maxa Beam Searchlight include the U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard, NATO Armed Forces, U.S. Department of Energy, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
About Peak Beam Systems, Inc.:
Peak Beam Systems, Inc. is a leader in the design and manufacture of high-intensity illumination products. Peak Beam’s flagship product, the Maxa Beam Searchlight, has been field-tested for twenty-four years and users include the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, Border Patrol, Department of Homeland Security, federal and local law enforcement, and friendly foreign governments. Peak Beam is a Certified Small Woman-Owned Business based in Edgemont, PA. For more information, please contact Annie McManus, Director of Sales and Marketing, or visit www.peakbeam.com.
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Peak Beam Systems’ line of Maxa Beam Searchlights offer an unparalleled 12,000,000 CandlePower output and 3,500 meter range in military-grade housings. The Maxa Beam is the only compact high-intensity searchlight with a computer-controllable motorized beam width and variable frequency strobe function.
The Maxa Beam’s strobe is especially effective for deterring and stopping oncoming vehicles and persons because it causes “ocular disruption” and disorientation. The Maxa Beam’s strobe has similar effects to those of a green laser dazzler without the strict eye safety issues or export regulations.
Peak Beam Systems, Inc. offers multiple configurations of its 12,000,000 CandlePower Maxa Beam Searchlight for integration into computer-controlled systems. Variations include visible or infrared output, Picatinny rail mounts, and mil. spec. metal connectors. The searchlights are typically controlled using an RS232 serial interface and are often employed with third-party Ethernet-to-serial servers.
Current end-users of the Maxa Beam Searchlight include the U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard, NATO Armed Forces, U.S. Department of Energy, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
About Peak Beam Systems, Inc.:
Peak Beam Systems, Inc. is a leader in the design and manufacture of high-intensity illumination products. Peak Beam’s flagship product, the Maxa Beam Searchlight, has been field-tested for twenty-four years and users include the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, Border Patrol, Department of Homeland Security, federal and local law enforcement, and friendly foreign governments. Peak Beam is a Certified Small Woman-Owned Business based in Edgemont, PA. For more information, please contact Annie McManus, Director of Sales and Marketing, or visit www.peakbeam.com.
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Annie McManus, Director of Marketing
610-353-8505
www.peakbeam.com
Annie McManus, Director of Marketing
610-353-8505
www.peakbeam.com
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