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Friday, 14 December 2012 16:45

ASP Unveils the New Scribe Everyday Carry Light

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scribe-full-lineLightweight and compact yet intense, reliable and rugged

With the unveiling of the new Scribe, Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP), one of the most respected names in law enforcement products, has greatly enhanced its line of Everyday Carry Lights.

The Scribe is less than 4'' long and weighs just over 2 ounces, making it easy to carry in a shirt or pants pocket. It has the size and feel of a fine writing instrument but also the ruggedness, reliability and intensity of a backup duty light. 

Driven by a constant current circuit board, the Scribe's latest XPG2 LED produces 130 lumens of light as measured against the ANSI FL-1 Standard. It has a continuous runtime of about 90 minutes. A sophisticated heat management system controls the body temperature of the light protecting it from overheating.

"The Scribe is lightweight, compact AND incredibly bright," said ASP CEO and Chairman Kevin Parsons, PhD. "Additionally, like all of our Everyday Carry Lights, the Scribe AAA is designed to be readily at hand."

The Scribe is built to professional law enforcement standards. The 6061 aerospace aluminum is anodized with matte black Type III hardcoat and accented with Black Chrome, 18K Gold or Electroless Nickel. Every Scribe AAA has a heat-treated removeable pocket clip.

A precision ground glass lens is optically coated on both sides, and the mirror polished aluminum reflector provides a penetrating central beam with a room-illuminating halo.

The Scribe light accepts universally available AAA alkaline batteries. Newly introduced Energizer AAA lithium power cells that ASP sells run up to eight times (8X) longer than their alkaline counterparts.

The MSRP is $58. The Scribe will be shipping in March. 

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