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(Vocus) November 23, 2009 — Larson Electronics’ magnalight.com announced the addition of a 4320 lumen LED light available with a choice of colors, including red, blue, green and amber. Producing a spot beam reaching 900 feet, the LEDLB-24C LED light with colored LEDs (http://www.magnalight.com/p-46758-led-light–24-led–72-watts–4320-lumens–amber-red-blue-or-green–surface-mount.aspx) offers operators in outdoors, industrial and military applications alternatives to traditional white light LED output. The LEDLB-24C operates on 9-32 volts DC for vehicles, boats and equipment and is available with surface or magnetic mounting. Measuring 8 inches long, by 5 inches tall and 3 inches deep, the LEDLB-24C LED light is a powerful, compact LED light, drawing only 2 amps on 12 volts DC.

“The LEDLB-24C offers the same powerful LED light output in a compact frame as the white LED light version, but now we give operators the choice of amber, red, blue or green,” said Rob Bresnahan with Larson Electronics’ magnalight.com. Red led light is popular with hunters and military alike, since it is less apparent to targets at distance. Green led light tends to draw fewer bugs and more fish, so fisherman have requested green. Amber led light is ideal for smoke, fog and other airborne impediments. Blue led light tends to perform well on waterways and has some specific industrial applications as well.

Larson Electronics offers a wide variety of LED lighting, ranging from high powered surface mount LED lighting to explosion proof LED lighting (http://www.magnalight.com/c-190-explosion-proof-led-lights.aspx). Other recent additions include the Magnalight RL-85-10W rechargeable handheld LED light (http://www.magnalight.com/p-2019-led-light–10-watt–rechargeable-l-ion–pistol-style–800-lumens–800-x-75-beam.aspx) for hunting, utility companies, soldiers and construction crews looking for long battery life. Visit magnalight.com to learn more or contact 1-800-369-6671.

Castro Valley, CA, (PRWEB) June 30, 2009 — Alluviam today released HazMasterG3® version 13, with over 130,000+ CBRNE agents and trade names, key new Home Made Explosives (HME) capabilities, and support for Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry platform – the only mobile CBRNE / IED / HME decision support system to provide full capability and interoperability on the BlackBerry. With the addition of advanced sensitive site exploitation capabilities, including clandestine lab identification tools, expanded improvised trigger identification capabilities and RC-IED threat range calculators, HazMasterG3® provides unprecedented capabilities to military units, federal, state and local authorities. Affirming HazMasterG3®'s unmatched capabilities are recent deployments by several US Military Joint Programs in response to validated urgent operational needs requirements to support U.S. and Multi-National Forces in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

Recently deployed with the US Army's V Corps, HazMasterG3® delivers next-generation capability to conduct dismounted CBRNE reconnaissance. HazMasterG3® provides critical situational awareness for sensitive site exploitation, presumptive identification of a broad range of CBRNE hazards, home made explosives (HME) identification, processing and disposal and tactical force protection capabilities. HazMasterG3® delivers these capabilities in a small handheld package, meeting the urgent operational needs stated by the Corps and previously unavailable during dismounted operations.

Concurrently, HazMasterG3® has become a key component of joint DOD/DOJ sponsored advanced HME training for military and civilian technicians. HazMasterG3® provides analytical tools, key information and critical threat identification capabilities, integrated into a fast, easy-to-use handheld solution, critical for the identification, processing and disposal of HME. "We take a lot of pride knowing that operators forward deployed within Iraq and Afghanistan have been able to leverage the system to prosecute complex HME and CBRNE threats," stated Chris Miguel, Alluviam's CEO. HazMasterG3® has become the preferred CBRNE/IED/HME decision support system of choice for arson/bomb squads throughout the US, and supports Homeland Security Presidential Directive 19 for the prevention, detection and response to the terrorist use of explosives in the United States.

About Alluviam LLC

Founded in 2002, Alluviam LLC provides highly mobile, best-of-breed mission critical applications for field use. From terrorism to emergency response, Alluviam LLC delivers a range of high performance, mobile applications and OEM technologies that run on small embedded devices, handhelds, smart cell phones and desktop computers. HazMasterG3® and its associated patented technologies (Patent #7,542,991) have earned certification by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as an Approved Product for Homeland Security and is designated as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT).

Contact Information

Alluviam LLC

4061 East Castro Valley Blvd. #224

Castro Valley, California 94552

ph: (888) 346-2019, fax: (877)380-9140

www.alluviam.com

(PRWeb UK) March 31, 2009 — It is a little known fact that you can drive all the way from Aberdeen to 6 miles north of Truro by motorway or dual carriageway. Traffic flows freely until you reach a 2½mile stretch of the A30 from Temple to Higher Carblake that runs across Bodmin Moor. This is the last stretch of single carriageway across the moor, and a well-known bottleneck.

Although originally scheduled to be replaced by dual carriageway in 2008, the scheme was suddenly dropped and a new projected date of 2019 mooted. The tenacity of local people brought the scheme back onto the agenda and finally back onto the priority list for road improvement, however a date still has to be fixed for work to start and money allocated from the regional funding budget.

Now businesses in the area, already feeling the effects of the recession, are calling for the scheme to be prioritised before visitors stream into the county this summer.

Charles Edward-Collins, Managing Director, Cornish Traditional Cottages comments, "Unsurprisingly this stretch of road causes huge tail backs in both directions at busy times of the year, which causes considerable aggravation to holidaymakers and Cornish businesses alike and also results in major congestion along the local lanes as people try to bypass the problem. Effectively this cuts Cornwall off from the rest of the UK, which helps nobody."

"A lot of the preliminary work has already been done, the scheme has been fully designed and costed and meets all they key regional criteria of connectivity, deliverability and economic viability. It could be implemented quicker than most other schemes under consideration, however it remains to be seen if the will is there to ensure Cornwall finally gets this problem solved before the inconvenience of delay hits business even harder."

For further details, contact:

Simon Whittam on 01752 823414

www.corncott.com