Nightstick angle lights put a pivoting, articulating head on a rechargeable lantern body — so the beam points where the job is, not just where the handle points. Set on a bench, hung from a strap or braced on its own rubber base pad, a Nightstick angle light stands up and lights a task area hands-free in a way a straight-beam torch or a small scene light can’t. This guide covers all 4 intrinsically safe lantern models Daly Middle East stocks — from a 300-lumen dual-light lantern to an 1,750-lumen high-output lantern built for smoke and hose-line work — so you can match the right unit and certification path to your site.
What Makes a Nightstick Light an “Angle Light”?
An angle light gets its name from its pivoting or articulating head, which tilts independently of the body — typically through 180° — so the beam can be aimed up, down or sideways while the lantern itself sits flat, stands upright or hangs from a strap. That makes it a hands-free tool: set it on a bench, a vehicle floor or the ground and angle the head at the task instead of holding a light the whole time. For a focused, hand-held beam instead, see our Nightstick intrinsically safe flashlights guide; for wide-area scene coverage, see our Nightstick scene lights guide. Angle lights sit between the two — a self-standing, hands-free lantern for close-to-mid-range task lighting.
Nightstick Angle Lights at a Glance
All 4 models are IP-67 rated, drop-tested to 2 metres and built from glass-filled nylon polymer. They split into two certification tiers: two models (XPR-5584GMX and XPR-5580G) are ATEX Zone 0 and IECEx rated for hazardous gas and dust areas, while the other two (XPR-5586GX and XPR-5582GX) are cULus/cETLus listed without an ATEX/IECEx rating — an important distinction to confirm against your site’s classification before specifying.
| Model | Certification | Max Output | Beam Distance | Runtime (high) | Notable Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XPR-5586GX | cULus (no ATEX/IECEx) | 900 lm (dual-light) | 388 m | 9–9.5 h | Pivoting head, dual red taillights, strobe |
| XPR-5584GMX | ATEX Zone 0, IECEx | 600 lm | 237 m | 13 h | 25 lb rear magnet, 180° articulating head |
| XPR-5582GX | cETLus (no ATEX/IECEx) | 1,750 lm | 552 m | 5.0 h | Brightest in the range, wide stable body |
| XPR-5580G | ATEX Zone 0, IECEx | 300 lm (dual-light) | 635 m | 9.25 h dual / 12 h flashlight | Longest beam distance in the range |
Dual-Light Angle Lanterns
These two models run as a flashlight, a floodlight, or both together in dual-light mode — useful when a single lantern needs to cover both a directed task beam and a wider work area.
Nightstick XPR-5586GX: IS Rechargeable Dual-Light Lantern with Pivoting Head
The XPR-5586GX runs flashlight, floodlight or combined dual-light modes at three brightness settings each, with a pivoting head and dual red taillights for scene visibility from behind.
- 650/380/25 lm flashlight or floodlight; 900 lm combined dual-light; 388 m beam distance
- Runtime: 9–9.5 h high, 15.5 h medium, 150 h low/survival mode
- cULus certified intrinsically safe (Class I Div 1 Groups A-D T4); CE marked; NFPA-1971-8.6 (2013) compliant — not ATEX or IECEx rated
- IP-67; 2 m drop rated; glass-filled nylon; length 10.25 in (260 mm); weight 2 lb 13.3 oz (1,283 g)
- Strobe function and dual red LED taillights included
Nightstick XPR-5580G: [Zone 0] VIRIBUS 80 IS Rechargeable Dual-Light Lantern
The XPR-5580G carries the longest beam distance of any model in this guide at 635 m, with independently switchable flashlight and floodlight modes and full ATEX Zone 0 certification.
- 210/100/30 lm flashlight or floodlight; 300 lm combined dual-light; 635 m beam distance, 101,000 candela at high
- Runtime: flashlight 12/19/65 h, floodlight 14/19/65 h, dual-light 9.25 h at high; 5-hour charge time
- cULus, UKCA, ATEX Zone 0 (II 1 G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga), IECEx certified; CLASS I DIV 1 Groups A-D T4
- IP-67; 2 m drop rated; glass-filled nylon; length 8.25 in (210 mm); weight 33 oz (936 g)
- Dual body switches; serialized for personal identification
High-Output INTEGRITAS Angle Lanterns
These two models trade dual-light flexibility for raw single-beam output from a 180° articulating head — built for smoke penetration and hose-line work rather than mixed-mode lighting.
Nightstick XPR-5584GMX: [Zone 0] INTEGRITAS 84 IS Rechargeable Lantern with Magnetic Base
The XPR-5584GMX adds a 25 lb pull-force rear magnet to the INTEGRITAS platform, letting the lantern mount directly to steel apparatus, ductwork or vehicle panels in addition to standing free.
- 600 lm high (13-hour runtime, 237 m beam, 14,096 candela); 250 lm low (25-hour runtime, 167 m beam)
- 180° articulating head with four separate LEDs; rear-mounted 25 lb rare-earth magnet; two rear-facing green LEDs for visibility in smoke
- cULus, ATEX Zone 0, IECEx, INMETRO, KOSHA, UKCA, BIS (India) certified; charger meets NFPA-1901-14.1.10.2 (2024)
- IP-67; 2 m drop rated; long fiber polypropylene body with glass-filled nylon; length 7.54 in (192 mm); weight 2 lb 11 oz (1,219 g); 8-hour charge time
Nightstick XPR-5582GX: INTEGRITAS 82 IS Rechargeable Lantern
The XPR-5582GX is the brightest lantern in this guide at 1,750 lumens, with a wide, flat body designed as a stable platform for crawling and a battery-saving low mode that stretches runtime to 11.5 hours.
- 1,750 lm high (5.0-hour runtime, 552 m beam, 81,250 candela); 600 lm low (11.5-hour runtime, 325 m beam, 27,083 candela)
- 180° articulating head with four separate LEDs; two rear-facing green LEDs for visibility in smoke/dust; rubber base pad for upright use; removable shoulder strap
- cETLus listed (Class I, Div. 2); meets NFPA-1971-8.6 (2018) and NFPA-1901-14.1.10.2 (2024); CE marked; BIS (India) — not ATEX or IECEx rated
- IP-67; 2 m drop rated; thick-walled glass-filled nylon; weight 2 lb 11 oz (1,219 g); 8-hour charge time
How to Choose the Right Nightstick Angle Light
- ATEX Zone 0 gas or dust environments — XPR-5584GMX or XPR-5580G; the other two models are not ATEX/IECEx rated.
- Maximum single-beam brightness and distance — XPR-5582GX (1,750 lm) for output, or XPR-5580G (635 m) for beam distance.
- Hands-free mounting to a steel surface — XPR-5584GMX, the only model in this range with an integrated magnetic base.
- Flashlight and floodlight in one unit — XPR-5586GX or XPR-5580G, both with switchable dual-light modes.
- Longest standby/survival runtime — XPR-5586GX, rated to 150 hours on its low/survival setting.
- Stable platform for crawling or confined-space work — XPR-5582GX, built with a wide, flat body and rubber base pad.
Buying Nightstick Angle Lights in the UAE and GCC
Daly Middle East is the authorised regional distributor for Nightstick angle lights and the wider Nightstick safety-lighting range across the UAE and GCC. All 4 models in this guide ship from stock in Dubai, with certification documentation available on request. Contact the Daly Middle East team with your required output, zone classification and mounting preference, and we will confirm the right lantern and lead time for your site.
Nightstick Angle Lights: FAQ
What’s the difference between an angle light and a scene light?
An angle light is a compact, self-standing lantern with a pivoting or articulating head for close-to-mid-range task lighting, while a scene light uses a magnetic base and floodlight optic to illuminate a wider area from a fixed mounting point. Both are hands-free, but an angle light is built to be carried, set down and repositioned quickly.
Which Nightstick angle lights are ATEX Zone 0 certified?
Only the XPR-5584GMX and XPR-5580G carry ATEX Zone 0 and IECEx certification. The XPR-5586GX and XPR-5582GX are cULus/cETLus listed but are not ATEX or IECEx rated, so they should not be specified for ATEX-classified sites.
Which model has the longest beam distance?
The XPR-5580G reaches 635 metres at its high setting — the longest beam distance of the four models, ahead of the XPR-5582GX at 552 metres.
Can these lanterns run on flashlight and floodlight at the same time?
Yes, on the XPR-5586GX and XPR-5580G. Both run a combined dual-light mode alongside their independent flashlight and floodlight settings. The two INTEGRITAS models (XPR-5582GX and XPR-5584GMX) are single-beam lanterns with high and low output settings rather than a separate floodlight mode.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on the model and mode: the XPR-5586GX runs up to 150 hours on its low/survival setting, while the two INTEGRITAS lanterns run 11.5–25 hours on low and 5–13 hours on high. Charge time ranges from 5 hours (XPR-5580G) to 8 hours (the two INTEGRITAS models).
Nightstick angle lights are stocked and ready to ship from Daly Middle East’s Dubai facility. Nightstick angle lights should be matched to your site’s zone classification before deployment — not every model in the range is ATEX/IECEx rated. Specify Nightstick angle lights alongside your scene lights and intrinsically safe flashlights for complete hands-free lighting coverage.
Related Reading
- Nightstick Intrinsically Safe Flashlights: 12 Essential Models
- Nightstick Scene Lights: 7 Essential Area Lighting Models
- What are ATEX Zones?
Manufacturer reference: Nightstick Intrinsically Safe Lanterns collection.