Betalight B130: Tactical Integrable Searchlight

Features

• Single-source solid-state light module engineered for maximum irradiation distance without a xenon lamp or ballast.
• No moving optical components, so the light source holds its output under the sustained vibration and shock of armored vehicles and naval vessels.
• Maintenance-free service life up to ten times that of a traditional xenon lamp, which removes routine bulb replacement from the maintenance cycle.
• Motorized beam control for a switch between a tight identification beam and wide-area coverage without repositioning the head.
• Compact envelope for its output class, reducing installation space and mounting load on the platform.
• Aerospace-grade aluminum housing with a HAIII hard-anodized finish for corrosion and abrasion resistance in salt spray and field conditions.
• Serial remote control so an operator can run the light from a console inside the vehicle or on the bridge.

Integration on vessels and vehicles

The B130 runs on a 24 V vehicle or vessel supply, which lets it draw from existing onboard power without a separate generator.

Control runs over a serial link, so mode selection and beam width adjustment are handled from an operator station rather than at the unit. That suits fixed installations on masts, turret roofs, and pan-tilt mounts where the light is out of reach during operation.

For turret and remote weapon station work, Betalight also builds custom lighting and laser configurations around the platform. For handheld operation instead of a fixed mount, see the Betalight B60.