Established in 1996, China Deland Electronics Co., Ltd. is located in Ningbo City, one of the most important seaport cities in China. We specialize in research &development, arc flashlight manufacturer and selling cleaner, headlamp, flashlight, headlight. Certification to ISO9001, CE, FCC, RoHS together with numerous prestigious contracts are testament to our company's performance in attaining its objectives. Currently, our design and custom arc flashlights products are very popular in the USA, Europe(UK, France, Germany, Italy), South Asia, Canda, the Middle East, Japan and Hong Kong.

First light to feature the hi-intensity cold cath
Dual function light includes bright Krypton bulb
Cold cathode fluorescent tube has a life of 10,00
Well balanced, the Arc White stands vertically wi
Includes 4 AA Energizer Alkaline batteries
* First light to feature the hi-intensity cold cathode fluorescent tube which provides twice the illumination and run-time of a standard 4 watt fluorescent tube at a fraction of the size * Dual function light includes bright Krypton bulb and hi-intensity fluorescent tube * Cold cathode fluorescent tube has a life of 10,000 hours * Well balanced, the Arc White stands vertically with confidence to project bright, even area light * Includes 4 AA Energizer Alkaline batteries * Lifetime warranty.

The bright and durable part, of course, means we're talking LED lighting. High intensity LEDs are far and away the best lamps for very small lights; they have better brightness and efficiency than tiny incandescent filament lamps, and they're functionally immortal.
Key-ring LED lights powered by coin cells, like these ones I reviewed the other day, are so small as to be practically invisible; you could wear a couple as ear-rings. But they don't have very good battery life (fine if you use them only for a few seconds now and then, not so good if you use them for a few minutes every night), they don't use batteries you can buy anywhere, and they don't generally make it terribly easy to change the batteries, either.
The light I carry around all the time, therefore, is a bit bigger. It's an Arc Flashlight Arc-AAA. I reviewed it more than two years ago, here. It's been in my jeans pocket pretty much constantly since. Tough luck if you want to buy one today, though; about a year after I put this review up, Arc Flashlight went broke. My apologies if I've failed to correct any parts of this review that say the company's still in business.