TWINGLOW MARKERS

Description

SIZE GUIDE

The TwinGlow Safety Marker is made from clear grade VO polycarbonate, providing a tough protective enclosure and making them highly shock resistant. Dimple finished Stainless steel end caps provide an attractive yet durable finish.

Length: 42.0mm – Diameter:13.5mm – Overall Weight: 13.0g

Split-Ring Diameter: 25.0mm

Uses the largest GTLS available 3.5mm x 25mm

STRENGTH

Although tough the TwinGlow Safety Marker is NOT indestructible the inner GTLS can break and if this happens it will stop glowing. So please understand that if you break the GTLS inside the TwinGlow Safety Marker we will NOT give you a refund or a replacement. The GTLS inside can be broken if the TwinGlow Safety Marker is dropped onto a hard surface or if the TwinGlow Safety Marker receives a hard blow. The outer polycarbonate case of the TwinGlow Safety Marker is tough and may not show signs of damage even though the TwinGlow Safety Marker has received a blow hard enough to cause damage. Sometimes to the Human Eye no damaged is visible and light will stop emitting, this is not a faulty TwinGlow Safety Marker as it is Scientifically impossible for the GTLS inside to stop working unless breached or past the time scale of its life.

POSTAGE

In order to prevent damage in the post the TwinGlow Safety Marker is placed into a padded jiffy bag.

LIFE SPAN

These TwinGlow Safety Markers make a very cost effective way to light a location. The TwinGlow Safety Markers GTLS has a 12 years half life span.

USAGE

TwinGlow Safety Markers can be used in any environmental conditions, even under water, and in temperatures ranging from -20˚ to 70˚C. They are suitable for operation in Zone 0 hazardous areas. No heat signature.

COLOUR BRIGHTNESS

Brightness appears different in certain colours, this is not down to lower power in certain colours but purely down to the nature of the colour. An Ice Green or an Ice Blue we see as a crisp colour whereas an Ice Purple or an Ice Red we see as a duller colour.

Please remember that colours may look different from screen colour due to the type of photography used.
Below is what we believe to be order of brightness.
Ice Green
Ice Blue
Ice Yellow
Ice White
Ice Orange
Ice Red
Ice Pink
Ice Purple