To be intrinsically safe, a flashlight must be certified as meeting some fairly rigorous conditions which will ensure thte light does not give off sparks. Typically, this also means a plastic (non metal) body. This is not an everyday request for a light...since the light is normally used in a hazardous location.
get one of the EZ AA lights from Boaz
Rats, finally sold my 2010 509hp Mustang...now I can buy more lights!
Sold the red one too! Now guess what I drive, doing my penance for 500 hp commuters...
http://dreammustang.com/
To be intrinsically safe, a flashlight must be certified as meeting some fairly rigorous conditions which will ensure thte light does not give off sparks. Typically, this also means a plastic (non metal) body. This is not an everyday request for a light...since the light is normally used in a hazardous location.
$5 Plastic Ray-O-Vac lights from Walmart are intrinsically safe, not sure what it is you are seeking in terms of "safe".
Rats, finally sold my 2010 509hp Mustang...now I can buy more lights!
Sold the red one too! Now guess what I drive, doing my penance for 500 hp commuters...
http://dreammustang.com/
an 'Intrinsically Safe' Eveready 3D (c1970) from my time on tankers. Laughably dim these days.