M18 ONERSAL-0
• 5400 Lumens of high quality light, Over a day of runtime
• Waterproof: Fully submersible up to a meter
• 5400 lumens up to 26 hours of runtime

M18 SAL-0
• Three light output modes for optimal brightness and runtime
• High Mode: 2,000 lumens for up to 4 hours with M18™ XC 5.0 Pack
• Medium Mode: 1,300 lumens for up to 6 hours with M18™ XC 5.0 Pack

Ideal for securing or retaining cables, pipe bundles, and objects of various shapes and sizes, the humble cable tie is a staple of most toolkits. These heat and UV stabilised ties are adaptable to a variety of uses both inside and out, offering high tensile strength while allowing for very low insertion force.

Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from high-quality nylon: UL approved polyamide 6.6, 94V-2
• Operating temperature of -40°C to +120°C
• UV stabilised for use both indoors and out
• Head design guarantees strength

Typical Applications
• Securing cables and pipe bundles

Air Circuit Breaker (ACB) is one type of electrical protection device commonly used in electrical systems. Air Circuit Breaker is an electrical protection device used to cut off the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit when there is a disturbance or excess current. This tool is generally used in industrial electrical panels and can be used in electrical systems with quite high voltage.

Air Circuit Breaker works by cutting off the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit when there is a disturbance or excess current. Air Circuit Breaker uses a special system consisting of several components, such as trip unit, operating mechanism, and current transformer. When there is a disturbance in an electrical circuit, the trip unit will detect excess current. Then, it gives a signal to the operating mechanism to cut off the flow of electricity in the circuit. After the electric current is cut off, Air Circuit Breaker will extinguish the arc that occurs using the arc extinguishing system that has been prepared.

The main function of Air Circuit Breaker is to protect electrical equipment and systems from damage due to over current or excess current, which usually occurs due to short circuit or overload.