Olight at SEMA
Olight showed its Oclip 2 Series at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, held Nov. 3–6, after the line's global release earlier in the fall. The company is directing the lights at automotive technicians, mechanics and inspectors who need compact, hands-free lighting in confined spaces inside a vehicle.
Aiming the beam
The head tilts up to 115 degrees and the clip rotates a full 360 degrees on self-locking pivots, with two magnetic points. According to Olight's announcement, the light can be clipped, attached magnetically or hung on strut towers, control arms, chassis rails, panel edges or toolboxes, then aimed into recessed crevices without shifting the mounting point.
Beams for different jobs
Both models offer a flood beam for close engine bay work, a spotlight for chassis and exhaust inspection, and red light for under-dash electrical checks and roadside assistance at night. The Oclip 2 Ultra adds a dedicated UV emitter, which Olight said lets technicians trace fluorescent dye in leaking A/C lines, coolant hoses and oil seals at the vehicle rather than fetching a separate detector.
Rated for shop use
Olight said the dual-axis mechanism has been validated through 10,000 clipping cycles and 10,000 rotation cycles. Both models have aluminum bodies, IP66 resistance and a two-meter drop rating, and the Ultra moves to a scratch-resistant OAL aluminum. Full specifications and configurations are listed on Olight's site and on Amazon.
