Olight Unveils the Oclip 2 Series at SEMA 2026
Olight, an acclaimed name in portable lighting solutions, recently presented its revolutionary Oclip 2 series during the SEMA Show 2026 held in Las Vegas from November 3 to 6. This series, designed specifically for automotive technicians, mechanics, and inspectors, provides compact, versatile, and hands-free lighting solutions essential for working in tight spaces often encountered in vehicles.
An Innovative Solution for Automotive Lighting
In the bustling atmosphere of SEMA, Olight emphasized how the Oclip 2 series addresses common lighting challenges faced by automotive professionals. Namely, when a technician is inspecting a connector deep within the engine compartment, two hands are fully occupied—one holding wiring aside while the other manages a tool. Traditional bulky work lamps often struggle to fit into tight spots, while standard magnetic flashlights offer little flexibility. In contrast, the Oclip 2 series overcomes these limitations with three key features tailored to the realities of automotive work.
Hands-Free Lighting with Precision
The Oclip 2 series boasts a dual-axis design that allows the lamp head to tilt up to 115 degrees and rotate 360 degrees. With self-locking pivots and two magnetic points, technicians can attach the lamp securely using a clip, magnet, or by suspending it from uneven support structures. This innovative design allows the light beam to be directed precisely at hard-to-reach areas without the need to shift the attachment point. At SEMA, both mechanics and industry media praised how the dual-axis design and magnetic support offers indispensable flexibility and stability, acting as a "third hand" and freeing up both hands for critical tasks.
Multi-Source Lighting for Diverse Applications
The Oclip 2 series includes features tailored for various automotive tasks, ensuring that the right kind of lighting is available for each job. The Oclip 2 Ultra model provides dedicated UV output through a cutting-edge R/UV emitter, a first in the industry. This function enables automotive diagnostic specialists to detect fluorescent dyes in air conditioning lines, coolant hoses, and oil leak seals without needing an additional standalone detector. Both models share a uniform light beam suitable for close-up work in the engine compartment, while providing concentrated light for detailed inspections of the chassis and exhaust systems. Additionally, the series includes red light functionality for electrical checks under the dashboard and night-time roadside assistance.
Built for Tough Environments
Given the demanding conditions in automotive workshops, the Oclip 2 series is engineered to withstand extreme circumstances. It has been rigorously tested to endure the vibrations and impacts associated with power tools, ensuring a consistent grip throughout operation. With an aluminum construction, an IP66 rating for dust and water resistance, and the ability to survive drops of up to two meters, these lights are designed to thrive amidst spills and rough handling typical in workshops. The Ultra version features further enhancements with OAL aluminum, renowned for its resistance to scratches and severe impacts, making it more resilient against corrosive brake cleaners. Its compact size makes it ideal for maneuvering in tight areas while facilitating work across multiple bays seamlessly.
At the SEMA Show, the Oclip 2 series clearly demonstrated Olight's focused approach towards the automotive sector, offering hands-free functionality, versatile light sources, and unmatched reliability to address the daily demands of a workshop. To explore the full specifications and configurations of the Oclip 2 series, visit
olight.com and Amazon.
About Olight
Founded in 2007, Olight is a global innovator in portable lighting solutions. The company offers high-tech solutions for everyday, outdoor, tactical, and professional use. With over 1,200 patents and recognition from design awards like iF and Red Dot, Olight serves customers in over 100 countries.