LAS VEGAS, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Following its successful global release earlier this fall, Olight brought its acclaimed Oclip 2 Series to the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas (Nov. 3–6), targeting automotive technicians, mechanics, and inspectors who demand compact, versatile, hands-free lighting across tight vehicle spaces.
For a technician inspecting a recessed connector deep inside an engine bay, both hands are fully occupied—one holding wiring aside while the other maneuvers a tool. Bulky work lights cannot squeeze into confined spaces, conventional magnetic torches only point rigidly where brackets face, single-beam lights rarely cover varied tasks, and ordinary lights struggle under daily shop abuse. At SEMA, Olight demonstrated how the Oclip 2 Series eliminates these bottlenecks through three core capabilities built for automotive realities.
Hands-Free Lighting That Stays Where You Aim It
The dual-axis design tilts the head up to 115° and rotates the clip a full 360°, supported by self-locking pivots and dual magnetic points. Technicians can secure the light by clipping, magnetic attachment, or hanging onto irregular strut towers, control arms, chassis rails, panel edges, or toolboxes, then aim the beam into recessed crevices without shifting the mounting point. At SEMA, mechanics and trade media praised how the dual-axis design and dual magnets maximize flexibility and stability, acting as an indispensable "third hand" that frees both hands for work.
Multiple Light Sources for Versatile Automotive Work
Different jobs demand different light. The Oclip 2 Ultra delivers dedicated UV output through an industry-first R/UV emitter, enabling diagnostic specialists to trace fluorescent dyes in leaking A/C lines, coolant hoses, and oil seals at the vehicle without retrieving a standalone detector. Both models also share an even pure flood for close-up engine bay work, a focused spotlight for deep chassis and exhaust inspections, and red light for under-dash electrical checks and night roadside assistance, delivering the right beam without changing tools.
Built Tough for Relentless Workshop Environments
Under vibration from impact tools and engines, lighting must endure heavy abuse. The dual-axis mechanism is validated through 10,000 clipping and 10,000 rotation cycles to ensure consistent tension through a full shift. Both models feature aluminum construction, IP66 resistance, and a two-meter drop rating to survive concrete floors and fluid splashes. The Ultra further upgrades to scratch-resistant OAL aluminum that better withstands severe impacts and corrosive brake cleaners. Compact size ensures the light still fits the tightest spaces while supporting extended multi-bay work without interrupting workflow.
At SEMA, the Oclip 2 Series illustrated Olight's focused approach to the automotive trades: hands-free aiming, versatile light sources, and rugged reliability for daily shop demands, elevating the professional standard for automotive lighting. For full specifications and configurations, visit olight.com and Amazon.
About Olight
Founded in 2007, Olight is a global innovator in portable lighting, offering high-tech solutions for everyday carry, outdoor, tactical, and professional use. With over 1,200 patents and iF and Red Dot design recognition, Olight serves users in over 100 countries.
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Olight Showcases Oclip 2 Series for Close-Up Automotive Work at SEMA 2026
First commercial launch of a GO Anywhere product in Southeast Asia helps businesses gain greater visibility across trailers, containers, generators, and other equipment, supporting more efficient and resilient supply chains in Indonesia.
JAKARTA, Indonesia, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Geotab Inc. ("Geotab"), a global leader in connected operations, video telematics, and AI-powered insights, today announced the launch of GO Anywhere Plus in Indonesia, a new asset-tracking solution extends fleet visibility beyond vehicles to the trailers, containers, generators, powered equipment, and other critical assets businesses depend on across their operations.
The launch comes as Indonesia's trade and logistics activity continues to expand. Indonesia's exports of goods and services grew 7.03% in 2025, while Transportation and Storage recorded 8.98% year-on-year growth in the fourth quarter of 2025, the highest growth on the production side during the period[1]. As more goods and equipment are carried, towed, deployed, or left across warehouses, ports, depots, customer locations and project sites, businesses need to manage an increasingly distributed network of physical assets.
Improving how efficiently those goods and assets move is also a longer-term national priority. The Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs has highlighted that an effective logistics system can help reduce transportation costs and delivery times while improving operational efficiency across the economy. Citing Indonesia's National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), the Ministry noted that Indonesia's national logistics costs stood at 14.29% of GDP in 2022, with a target to reduce the figure to 12.5% by 2029.[2]
Against this backdrop, maintaining visibility across increasingly distributed operations can help businesses make more informed decisions about the physical assets supporting the movement of goods. A business may know where its truck is, for example, but still need to determine where a trailer or container has been left, whether equipment at a project site is being used, or whether an asset has moved outside its expected location.
"As Indonesia's trade, logistics and infrastructure sectors grow, businesses are managing more assets across more locations. Simply knowing where the vehicle is remains important, but operators also need to know where the trailer, container, generator or equipment their operation depends on is located, whether it is being used productively, and whether it is moving where it should. GO Anywhere Plus helps bring those assets into the same MyGeotab connected environment. This gives businesses greater visibility to optimise the assets they already own, reduce operational blind spots, and respond more quickly when something moves unexpectedly or cannot be located," said Ezanne Soh, Associate Vice President, Southeast Asia, Geotab.
The need for greater visibility also extends to supply-chain resilience. According to the Transported Asset Protection Association Asia Pacific (TAPA APAC), among cargo-crime incidents captured in Indonesia between January and August 2026, 70% occurred en route, 70% were classified as theft from vehicles, and transportation-related incidents accounted for 83.3% of reported cases[3]. Separately, the 2025 Cargo Theft Report from TT Club and BSI Consulting placed Indonesia among the world's top countries for recorded cargo-theft incidents.[4]
Cargo theft calls for a layered approach and asset tracking is one layer of visibility within it. Asset trackers can provide location and movement insights, helping fleet operators maintain greater awareness of where critical assets are and identify unexpected movements that may require attention.
Recent incidents also illustrate the challenges businesses can face in safeguarding high-value mobile equipment. In West Java, police reported in 2025 that they had uncovered a theft network targeting heavy equipment, with stolen assets including tandem rollers and a crane truck[5]. Such cases highlight how the loss of critical equipment can create consequences beyond replacement cost, potentially affecting asset availability, project continuity and day-to-day operations.
More broadly, these risks reinforce the value of maintaining visibility over assets distributed across routes, project sites and customer locations. Greater visibility can help businesses address operational blind spots associated with lost or misplaced equipment, underutilisation, unnecessary rental or replacement spending and reduced operational control.
From tracking vehicles to seeing the whole operation
Visibility is not only about locating an asset when something goes wrong. It can also help businesses make better use of equipment they already own.
Integrated natively with MyGeotab, GO Anywhere Plus allows organisations to manage fleet vehicles and other physical assets through one platform, helping operators understand where assets are and how they are being utilised.
For example, a logistics operator can use GO Anywhere Plus to monitor trailers or containers separately from the tractor moving them, helping teams understand where an asset was last located and reduce time spent searching across yards or customer sites. For construction and field-service businesses, it can provide visibility over assets such as generators and powered equipment, helping organisations identify equipment that is idle, redeploy assets where they are needed and reduce unnecessary rental or replacement expenditure.
GO Anywhere Plus combines wired and battery-powered operation so that organisations can maintain visibility across different asset types and operating conditions. The device is designed for demanding Indonesian environments, with an IP67/IP69K rating, an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, and a field-replaceable battery designed to last approximately three to five years depending on configuration and usage.
When connected to power, GO Anywhere Plus can provide location and operational information in near real time, including engine hours, distance travelled and ignition status for supported assets. When relying on its internal battery, businesses can select different reporting modes according to their operational priorities, including time-based reporting, movement-based reporting and a high-frequency mode that reports every 15 minutes while an asset is moving for situations requiring increased visibility.
Businesses can also establish geofences and alerts to identify when tracked assets enter or leave designated areas. If cellular connectivity is temporarily unavailable, the device stores data internally and uploads historical information once connectivity is restored, helping maintain continuity in reporting. Together, these capabilities can provide an additional layer of operational awareness within a businesses' broader fleet, asset-management, and security practices.
"An asset sitting idle, an asset that cannot be located, and an asset that moves unexpectedly may look like very different problems, but they share a common need: visibility. GO Anywhere Plus adds another layer of asset intelligence to broader fleet and asset-management practices, helping businesses move from reacting after something goes wrong to making better decisions about where assets should be, how they are being used and when something requires attention," concluded Ezanne Soh, Associate Vice President, Southeast Asia, Geotab.
For more information about GO Anywhere Plus, please visit: https://www.geotab.com/idn/go-anywhere-plus/
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[1] Badan Pusat Statistik, Indonesia's Economic Growth in 2025.
[2] Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs Bulletin
[3] TIS Cargo Crime Statistics for January to August 2026 – TAPA APAC
[4] TT Club and BSI report rise in cargo theft as criminal tactics evolve | BSI US
[5] Ciamis Police Arrest Gang Specialising in Heavy Equipment Theft
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Beyond Vehicles: Geotab Launches GO Anywhere Plus to Monitor Operational Assets in Indonesia
Beyond Vehicles: Geotab Launches GO Anywhere Plus to Monitor Operational Assets in Indonesia
