Stripelight FRT isn’t just another flashlight – it’s a breakthrough optical tool for fire, rescue, and tactical operations. Designed specifically for first responders, the Stripelight FRT projects a highly visible laser stripe that transforms the environment into usable information while preserving night vision. It helps crews instantly improve situational awareness for better problem solving, tighten team coordination, and perform faster, more efficient searches.
That laser stripe can reveal obstacles, drops, and holes, highlight safe path providing hints to navigation and to observe changes in smoke flow, density, and emerging gases– giving firefighters critical cues for hazard recognition that traditional lights simply can’t provide. At its core, Stripelight FRT is a high quality disruptive optical technology laser while providing a standard LED light source.
Stripelight is designed as more than a conventional hand-held light. Its laser-based visual guidance capability provides responders with practical, real-time situational-awareness tools that can improve navigation, team coordination, hazard recognition, and search-and-rescue effectiveness—particularly in dark, smoke-obscured, or otherwise low-visibility environments.
The Laser Stripe technology improves situational awareness and helps firefighters make crucial tactical decisions to control the fire and ensure occupant safety by predicting its behavior and the fire's potential movement.
Helps users rapidly perceive the size, layout, and boundaries of an interior space.
Projects a visible reference line that can help distinguish the edges and profiles of objects within the beam path.
Supports clearer recognition of surfaces, pathways, and environmental features in difficult lighting conditions.
Provides a visual directional reference to help maintain orientation during movement through unfamiliar or obscured areas.
Enables personnel to use a shared visual reference when directing movement, identifying locations, or communicating route information.
Helps reveal smoke movement at gaps around doors, windows, and other openings.
Assists in observing smoke escaping from cracks, seams, voids, and other potential leakage points even in day-light conditions to find source of smelling smoke.
Allows a user to sweep and assess a room or corridor quickly for changes in geometry, hazards, or points of interest.
Can be used to identify and mark a known exit path or point of egress for the team.
Helps reveal trip hazards, holes, changes in floor elevation, equipment, debris, and other obstructions.
Assists with identifying the position or movement of nearby personnel within the projected field.
Provides a visible reference point that can support a firefighter’s or rescuer’s return route, regrouping point, or emergency orientation.
