Torch Handheld Self-Powered (Product Code: SLE/SAH/21) is a small to medium sized LED hand torch used to provide light in camps, shelters, schools and homes without reliable electricity, powered by the user's own winding or pumping. One minute of winding or pumping gives at least 10 minutes of continuous bright white light of at least 50 lumens, with a beam throw of at least 15 m. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, one of India's lab equipment exporters that also source emergency-relief items.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Small to medium sized handheld torch |
| Light source | LED bulbs, minimum 50 lumens |
| Light colour | White |
| Beam distance (throw) | Minimum 15 m |
| Power | Self-powered, for example by a cranking or pumping mechanism |
| Light per charge | One minute of winding or pumping gives at least 10 minutes of continuous bright illumination |
| Body | ABS plastic (or equivalent) |
| Impact resistance | Able to pass a 1.5 m drop test onto a concrete surface |
| Water resistance | Water resistant |
| Product code | SLE/SAH/21 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
Light at night is a basic safety need wherever people live without dependable power. Families and staff use this torch to reach latrines and water points safely after dark, to move around shelters and to carry out household tasks, and schools and health posts keep it for power cuts. Because it is charged by winding or pumping, it does not depend on buying replacement batteries.
For best results, wind or pump for a full minute before setting out, and repeat whenever the light starts to dim. The body is water resistant, so light rain is not a problem, but the torch should not be left submerged. Its impact-resistant ABS body is intended to survive being dropped, which suits children and busy field teams.
This self-powered torch is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana. Relief programmes, schools, institutions and dealers in India and international markets can source it together with sanitation and hygiene items in a single enquiry. Company details are on the ScienceLab company profile.
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How bright is the Torch Handheld Self-Powered?
The Torch Handheld Self-Powered uses LED bulbs giving white light of at least 50 lumens, with a beam distance (throw) of at least 15 m. That is enough to light a path to a latrine or water point and to work around a shelter at night.
How is the self-powered torch charged?
The self-powered torch is charged by the user, for example with a cranking or pumping mechanism. One minute of winding or pumping gives at least 10 minutes of continuous bright light. Tell us if you prefer one mechanism so we can confirm the model offered.
Is the self-powered torch waterproof?
The Torch Handheld Self-Powered is water resistant, so it can be used in rain and damp conditions. It is not described as submersible, so avoid dropping it into water or leaving it immersed, and dry it before storage.
How robust is the torch body?
The Torch Handheld Self-Powered has an ABS plastic body, or an equivalent material, with impact resistance able to pass a 1.5 m drop test onto a concrete surface, making it suitable for everyday use by families and field staff.
Who supplies the Torch Handheld Self-Powered?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd, trading as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies the Torch Handheld Self-Powered to relief programmes, schools, institutions and dealers in India and international markets.
What should I include in a quotation request for torches?
For a quotation on the self-powered torch, share the quantity, any preferred charging mechanism, the delivery destination and any hygiene items to be supplied with it, using the contact page.
Request pricing for the Torch Handheld Self-Powered through the contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart with your other relief and hygiene items.
Last updated: 24 September 2026