Handling
Unload. Roll. Set up. Light.
No lifting, no guy lines, no assembly. One crew member brings the mast from the vehicle to the incident scene, then turns on the light.
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Unload from vehicle
The mast stays in one piece. Nothing is dismantled, nothing carried separately.
One piece
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Roll to the incident scene
The wheels are permanently mounted on the frame. Pushed, not lifted: even the heaviest X-Series version at 39 kg.
Factory-fitted wheels
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Fold out the legs
The legs are built into the all-in-one frame. Lift slightly and the lock engages: no guy lines, no tripod.
0 guy lines
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Extend mast, light on
Extend to 4.4 m and aim the LED modules: the incident scene is lit.
4.4 m mast height
- < 60 s Setup
- 1 Crew member
- 0 Guy lines
Deployment time and one-person setup as specified by the manufacturer.
The incident
Why light makes the difference
Road accident on a country road, missing person search in a field, technical rescue in a ditch. Before anything can run in an orderly way, the area needs light.
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No one can see where the sector endsWithout light, there is no telling where the staging area ends and the hazard zone begins.
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Handheld lights tie up handsIf you're holding the light, you're not working. Every crew member on a handheld light is one less with the injured person or at the equipment.
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Knee-high light dazzlesGround-level floodlights cast long shadows across the work area and blind approaching crews.
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Tripod, guy lines and cables cost minutesSetting up, guying out, laying the supply cable: these are minutes in which nobody is working at the incident scene.
Controls
The mast is up in a minute. The light stays adjustable.
The incident changes, but that is no reason to touch the setup again. Dimming, beam pattern and aiming are set on the unit.
Smoothly up and down
All models are continuously dimmable. Full power for the missing person search, turned down for the staging area.
At the incident: Run dimmed for hours, then turn up to full for the intervention, without touching the mast.
360° all-round, 180° flood
On the unit, the light head switches between all-round light and floodlight.
At the incident: All-round light in the staging area, 180° aimed at the accident site so the oncoming lane stays dark.
Modules tilt
The LED modules tilt. The light comes from 4.4 m above instead of from knee height.
At the incident: Approaching crews are not blinded, and shadows stay short in the work area.
The mast itself stays visible
Self-luminous strips on the tripod legs.
At the incident: Even in darkness and smoke, nobody trips over the legs.
Comparison
How big is the area that needs to be lit?
The three tiers differ in light output and power consumption, and in nothing else. Mast height, handling and IP rating are the same for all.
The discs are to scale with each other: 4,600, 7,650 and 11,300 m² over 5 lux.
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Baselight 320X
4.748,10 €
- 45,000 lm
- 4,600 m² over 5 lux
- 33 kg
- 320 W
The smallest tier, for incident scenes that stay manageable: road accident, technical rescue, drills.
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Our adviceBaselight 420X
5.581,10 €
- 65,000 lm
- 7,650 m² over 5 lux
- 38 kg
- 420 W
The tier that suits most fire departments: reserve for large-area incidents without the weight standing out on the vehicle.
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Baselight 600X
5.938,10 €
- 95,000 lm
- 11,300 m² over 5 lux
- 39 kg
- 670 W
Full output for large-area incidents and missing person searches, and only one kilo heavier than the 420X.
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Baselight 320X + battery
Variante fehlt
936 Wh built in, around 3 hours at 45,000 lumens. No generator, no supply cable across the road.
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Baselight 320X + battery & solar
Variante fehlt
Battery operation plus a solar module, for incident scenes that remain in place for days.
Your choice
320X
4.748,10 € net, excl. VAT
This version is handled via a quote, which gives you a binding price and delivery date.
All technical values from the manufacturer data sheet. Prices net, excl. VAT, as per the shop price list.
Scaling up
From one mast to an orderly major incident
What one mast does at an everyday incident, several do at a major incident: on a single supply cable, set up sector by sector.
Daisy-chaining
The unit has a power outlet. Several masts run on a single supply cable.
- One generator powers the chain
- Each mast stays individually dimmable
- Fewer cables across traffic and rescue routes
One sector, one mast
Each sector gets its own light. That makes it clear where an area begins and where it ends.
- Staging area dimmed
- Casualty collection point fully lit
- Access and exit routes visible separately
Stowed in a roll container
Two Baselight units per container, built to the AGBF recommendation for roll containers.
- Two masts per container
- Per AGBF recommendation
- Off-road version for unpaved terrain
Tech
Built for rain, dust and the next call
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- IP rating
- IP 65: dust-tight and protected against water jets. Plug and connector protected against immersion to IP 67/68.
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- Material
- High-strength aircraft aluminum, fiber-reinforced UV-resistant plastic, stainless steel fittings.
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- Height
- 4.4 m extended height, identical for both series.
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- Lit area
- 4,600 to 11,300 m² over 5 lux, depending on the model.
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- Power supply
- 110 to 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
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- Upkeep
- Every six months: silicone spray on the mast system and lubricating oil on the leg joints. That is all it takes.
Manufacturer's warranty
- 3 years on all mechanical components
- 1 year on electronic components
- 10 years or 50,000 h on the LEDs per LM-80
Add-ons
Even on gravel, grass and forest floor
The wheels are factory-fitted. For unpaved terrain, there are clip-on all-terrain wheels.
All-terrain clip-ons
They clip onto the built-in wheels when the route crosses gravel, grass or forest floor. The mast keeps rolling where normal wheels sink in.
Rescuevation: As seen in the trade press
Procurement
Request a quote: formally usable
Model, quantity and organization are already in the form. That way nobody has to ask which Baselight X-Series was meant.
- In use with
- Oberhausen Fire Department, DLRG (German Life Saving Association), THW Dortmund (Germany's Federal Agency for Technical Relief), Kassel Fire Department
- Payment
- Purchase on account for authorities and municipalities
- Invoice
- XRechnung for emergency services and public clients
- Quote
- Formally usable for budget planning, within 24 hours on working days
- Returns
- 14-day return policy
- Advice
- Personal sizing of your scene lighting