• Mounted on the flight deck to provide a reliable, portable light source during electrical failures or nighttime operations.
  
  

• Used by flight attendants or technicians to inspect overhead bins, galleys, and other compartments in low-light conditions.
  
  

• When performing preflight or troubleshooting, mechanics can remove the flashlight and use its beam to view hard-to-reach areas.
  
  

• Placed in enclosures within maintenance vans or test benches, where it can be quickly grabbed for system checks on the ramp.

• Will the flashlight work if removed from the bracket during flight?

Yes. Once removed, it runs off its internal battery and provides the full beam until the battery is depleted.

• Is this flashlight FAA-approved?

Yes. It is supplied new with FAA 8130-3 dual-release certification and is eligible for EASA Form 1 documentation.

• What maintenance does the EF-2C require?

Periodically inspect the bracket for secure mounting, check the push-to-test indicator for battery health, and verify the lens and housing are free of cracks. Replace the flashlight if the battery fails to hold a charge or if the plastic housing is damaged.