Streamlight Safety Wand: small part, working light
A duty light is a system: the light, its power, and the parts that keep it mounted and running. The Streamlight Safety Wand is the piece that keeps a SL-20X in service instead of in a drawer.
Why it earns its place
- rechargeable power. The battery logistics your agency already stocks.
- Color options. Red.
- Up to 40 hours of runtime. Power budgeted for a shift, not a demo.
Who runs it
Officers and quartermasters keeping issued Streamlights in service — the cheapest insurance on gear that has to work at 3 a.m.
Specifications
| Type | Accessory |
|---|---|
| Runtime | up to 40 hours |
| Power | rechargeable |
| Colors | Red |
| SKU | STRE-Safety |
Common questions
Which batteries does it take?
rechargeable — per Streamlight’s spec for this model.
Will it fit my light?
It’s the factory part for the models named in the listing title — check your light’s model against it before ordering.
About Streamlight
Streamlight started in 1973 and helped invent the rechargeable duty light as a category — five decades later its Stingers and TLRs are what most duty belts and rails carry. Not sure which output, battery, or mount fits your shift? Ask the Network — we spec Streamlight for officers and agencies daily.
