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300 lm in Boost mode. And the 6000
Pocket really scores with an ultra-flexible
100 lm, 25 cm long spotlight, which pulls
out of the main body of the light and can
be bent to just about any angle to allow
light into even the most difficult-to-access
areas.
sources. It has a premium LED movable
main light, with three different outputs
ranging from 100-500 lumen(lm) and
a wide 100° beam angle; a high Colour
Rendering Index (CRI) light and a unique
UV light which allows leak detection. The
6000 UV Pillar has a long-lasting battery
and allows the user to locate it with the
“Find My Device” function, which comes
as standard.
Philips Xperion 6000 Pocket
The compact, powerful Philips Xperion
6000 Pocket is perfect for confined
spaces. Its wide-beam light offers up to
The Philips Xperion 6000 Pillar
The Philips Xperion 6000 Pillar offers
many of the features of the 6000 UV
Pillar, with the same advanced main light
and a powerful 180 lm spotlight instead
of the CRI and UV units. The “Find My
Device” function, is available as an
accessory for the unit and the light offers
outstanding battery performance, allowing
a technician to work all day using the light,
without it requiring charging.
Philips Xperion 6000 Slim
If ultra-narrow spaces are an issue, the
Philips Xperion 6000 Slim features a wide
100° beam angle from its long slim lighting
unit which rotates through 270°, allowing
the operator almost unlimited vision,
through even the narrowest of gaps. Like
its 6000 Pillar siblings, the 6000 Slim
has three different outputs ranging from
100-500 lm and a long operating time of
up to 9 hours - depending on the levels
of light required. The Find my Device
function is also available as an option on
this model.
Philips Xperion 6000 Line
Completing the current range is the Philips
Xperion 6000 Line, which offers the
widest beam of all the current Xperion
range, with a 110° broad beam of 150 lm in
Eco and 300 lm in Boost mode. 6000 Line
is ideal for lighting up larger areas and it
is also equipped with a powerful 120 lm
spotlight beam to direct the light where it
is needed.
Find My Device
The Find My Device accessory has a
remote control, which triggers a buzzer
and a flashing light, to help find any lost
Philips Xperion 6000 devices within 10
metres of the user. The Xperion range is
complemented by the Multi Dock Station
- a cordless accessory for the Xperion LED
work lights, which can cordlessly charge
two devices at a time - as well as the Find
my Device remote control or which simply
act as a storage point.
The new Philips Xperion range will be in
stock throughout the UK and Ireland from
Q1 2022 and full details can be found
at: https://www.philips.co.uk/c-e/au/
led-work-lights/hand-light/xperion-6000
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