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Stanley 95-155 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight | 
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| Brand: Stanley
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $29.49
You Save: $0.50 (2%)
New (7) from $29.49
Avg. Customer Rating:  25 reviews
Sales Rank: 146
Media: Tools & Hardware
Batteries: 6
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0.1 x 0.1
MPN: 95-155
Model: 95-155
UPC: 076174951554
EAN: 0076174951554
Release Date: October 1, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Separates into 3 individual flashlights | | • | Combines into a regular high powered flashlight | | • | Each flashlight generates 20 lumens of bright light | | • | Hands free operation | | • | Uses three 1/2 Watt high brightness LED |
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Product Description
3 & 1 Stanley Tripod Flashlight, Uses 3 X 20 Lumens Ofl Lght, 3 High Brightness LED's, Shatter Resistant Lens,120 Degree Multi-Directional Rotating Heads,One Touch On/Off Switch Turns All Flashlights On/Off, 1 Touch Tripod Release Button, Seperates Into 3 Individual Flashlights.
Amazon.com Product Description
Perfect for the job site, setting up camp, or completing home repairs, the Stanley 95-155 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight is a reliable, hands-free light. Its unique design lets you choose between using any one of the three included flashlights separately, or combining them to provide the light you need. And with ultra-bright, long-lasting LEDs, it's an ideal choice for inclusion in any emergency kit.  | The Stanley 95-155 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight offers: - Bright, energy-efficient LEDs
- Can be used as 3 separate flashlights
- Patented, hands-free, compact tripod design
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Three one-half-watt LEDs provide the illumination you need to get the job done. View larger. | 
A tripod is conveniently integrated into the handle, making it ideal for transport and storage. View larger. | 
120-degree multi-directional adjustable heads let you to direct light exactly where you need it. View larger. | Versatile, Dependable Design Makes Work Easier
Are you tired of juggling a light with one hand while you work? Stanley's patented hands-free tripod design makes it easy to set this powerful light up wherever you're working. And with three, 120-degree multi-directional rotating heads, you can ensure that this light is directed precisely where you need it most. Unlike other bulky workstation lights that aren't practical for everyday use, this tripod light can also be used as three separate hand-held flashlights. These slim, reliable individual lights are perfect for use in tight spaces, power failures, or emergencies. Each independent flashlight generates 20 lumens of bright light, so the three combine to create a true, high-performance light. Bright, Energy-Efficient LEDs and Convenient Details
Instead of spending your time replacing batteries and squinting to see details in dimly lit work areas, you can concentrate on the task at hand. Three bright, one-half-watt LEDs ensure that the 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight is a truly practical choice. Since LED bulbs use less energy than traditional bulbs, each set of batteries that you insert lasts longer, saving you money. And since it requires six AA batteries--two in each flashlight--the savings can really add up. (The batteries required for the 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight are not included). A glowing ring shows whether the flashlight is on or off, so you can quickly tell if it has been left on by accident and the batteries need to be switched. One button turns on all three flashlights when they're inserted into the tripod. And if one flashlight dies, the other two will still work, so you'll never be stuck in the dark unexpectedly. Additionally, a one-touch tripod release button makes it easy to move from job to job, and rubber protectors prevent the tripod legs from slipping on smooth surfaces and scratching delicate work areas. Durable and Ready for Anything
It's always reassuring to know that you have a reliable, battery-powered light source on hand. If you've ever had to change a flat tire at night, you'll appreciate how much time and anxiety a tripod light can save you in a tricky situation. That assurance alone makes this 3-in-1 light is a dependable addition to the emergency kit in your car or your home. And with its durable, weather-resistant design and shatter-resistant lenses, you won't have to worry about it short-circuiting or malfunctioning in difficult circumstances. The Stanley 95-155 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Stanley warrants this product to the original purchaser for its useful life (not to exceed one year for products with electrical or electronic components) against deficiencies in material and workmanship. This limited lifetime warranty does not cover products that are improperly used, abused, altered or repaired. Deficient products will be replaced or repaired.
What's in the Box
3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 20 more reviews...
 awesome January 4, 2009
I got this for my husband and he just loves it.
This is great for working in dark corners that are not overly tight and cramped. It was perfect for working on the hot water tank becuase of the adjustable heads on all three lights.
Each light has its own on off switch and when they are all three together, any one of the three will turn the entire unit on. You don't have to look for that one switch.
If all three lights are on and you remove one light, that light will stay on. Same if you put one light back.
One big plus on this light for us is there are three of us. When we go camping we can now take this one flashlight and divide it up if and when needed.
Very good quality from Stanley. Well worth the price.
great December 26, 2008
this flashlight is great my husband love it and uses it all the time..very handy
Versatile flashlight also makes a great toy December 26, 2008
You don't want to use this flashlight around kids betweeen, say, 5 to 10. Why? Becauase you'll break their hearts when you tell them they can't play with it. This light was designed by someone with not only a sense of utility - it really is exceptionally useful - but whimsy as well because it is a great "Star Wars" kind of toy.
The concept is elegantly simple: three independent flashlights mounted in a cluster on a tripod stand/handle.
With all three flashlights inserted in the tripod stand/handle, one switch turns all of them on. With all the flashlight heads pointed straight forward, you have a moderately powerful LED flashlight with some heft to it. It won't replace a Mag Lite if you're planning on using it to protect yourself, but it will light your way.
The real fun, though, comes when you snap out the tripod legs. You now have a light with independent heads that can be rotated 120 degrees. Incredibly handy when you're working, let's say, under a sink or between the wall and your home theatre setup. You get both direct and bounce lighting, if that's what you want. It also makes an adequate substitute for a lantern in an emergency.
Best of all, each of the flashlights is removable and capable of independent operation. So you can leave one flashlight on the tripod if you want and have another on the ground with its head point where you want it and the third in your hand. Or, you can just use one flashlight if that is all the job requires.
Each of the individual flashlights can rest on its back or on the thoughtfully provided bevel on the head.
Overall, this is a highly versatile flashlight that deserves a place in your toolkit at home, office or in the car.
Finally, for the imaginative, this flashlight has TOY written all over it with its tripod legs, detachable flashlights and rotating heads. Any kid that spin a thousand or more fantsasies with this flashlight simply isn't trying. And that goes for the really big kids too: like me.
Jerry
 Functional, bright and light weight December 24, 2008
I purchased this light for routine indoor use. So far, I am very pleased with the flexibility of the device. It is composed of three independent LED flashlights that will work in concert when placed in the tripod. The things I like most about the light:
- When placed in the tripod base (with either two or three present in the slots) clicking any on/off switch turns all of the units on or off. You do not have to click each one individually.
- The units are very light and use only two AA batteries each.
- The battery compartments are sealed with an O ring to keep out moisture.
The things that could be improved:
- The tripod legs are plastic and do not look as if they would endure much punishment.
- When put together as one light, it is a bit large in circumference. However, I don't know how that could be avoided and still have 3 separate lights
Stanley Tripod Flashlight - Pretty Good So Far December 10, 2008
The Stanley 95-155 3-in-1 Tripod LED Flashlight has some pretty good features and I was happy to pick this one up on sale. It is very versatile and provides a variety of options. The durability factor could have been improved but this unit definitely should be considered for certain uses where you need several directed beams of light for chores or hobbies.
The unit is based on a 3 in 1 design. Three slim flashlights form one rather large flashlight when combined in the tripod holder. Each flashlight can be turned and adjusted to point in different directions. They can be controlled as one unit or separately when removed from the tripod assembly. Being able to swivel the three heads independently is a great feature that comes in handy when working in tight spaces.
Each of the three flashlights takes two AA batteries. That makes it convenient to use rechargeable batteries with this model. But 6 AAs is a lot more than most chargers will charge at once. The average quick charger will fit 4 AA batteries at a time. So it pays to buy extras to be charged and consider one of the larger chargers as well.
This light does feel like it could have been constructed a little bit sturdier, and under certain situations may easily be tipped over. The tripod legs are not very sturdy, but if you position it well it holds up fine by itself. The tripod release button is located on the bottom of the unit. It's definitely uncomfortable to use and doesn't always release all three of the tripod's legs. Once again, not the biggest deal but certainly could have been improved.
The other thing I would have liked is if the individual lights were a little brighter. Yes, all together they are bright. But if you have to separate them they are not as bright as I would like for use under pitch black conditions. But that is a minor con and I can live with it.
Only time will tell how long the LEDs will last, but they are designed to have a much longer life-span than traditional bulbs. LEDs are also much more efficient than most alternatives which means that you should be able to make your batteries last a little longer.
This is a nice product. Check it out.
Enjoy.
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