Specification: Emitter: 4x Nichia 219C LED Maximum 2000 lumens output Maximum beam intensity: 6000cd Maximum beam distance: 155meters Waterproof standard: IPX-8, 2M Impact resistance: 2meters Working voltage: 2.7 - 4.2v Driver: Most efficiency constant current circuit Micro-USB interface rechargeable functionMaterial: Aircraft-grade aluminum body Surface treatment: Premium type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish Lens: Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating Dimensions: 78mm length x 27mm head diameter Weight: 94gram (without battery) Accessories: O-ring *1,Extension tube *1,Lanyard *1, Holster *1, pocket clicp *1, USB charging cable *1, high drain 2600mAh 18650 rechargeable li-ion battery *1 Brightness Levels & runtime: Moonlight 0.1-5lm >240hrs, Low 22lm 38hrs Medium 140lm 10hrs High 850lm 3.5hrs Turbo 2200 - 850lm 40s -1hrs (Max 2000lm output, after 40s stepdown to 850lm) Strobe 2000lm Operation: General operation: kindly please refer to the second gallery picture. Engineering mode (Chose output level for moonlight mode): Quick click for 4 times from any mode to get access to engineering mode. Once click to check different levels and long press to make your final choice.
D**N
well built but expensive light
I know that with hand held torches, you pay for reliability and this certainly has the brand to back that. It does cast a very bright beam, but it not focused, so it is not useful to illuminate items further than 25 meters. It is also not instant on at high, it requires 2 clicks to get there. The lowest power setting seems infinite.
J**N
Bright, small, impressive
I tried it with an18650 IMR 18350 IMR and it’s very bright in turbo mode. Also one of the nicest tints I’ve ever seen on the Nichia 219c.The copper is matte. See the pic next to my Copper Tool AAA which is shiny. The Lanyard is really small; doesn’t fit over my hand.You have the option to set your own ultra low moonlight mode.It gets hot on turbo but it’s not hard to turn off. You have to hold the button, which is on the hottest part, the copper head, down a second to turn it off. You can just click it twice and go from Turbo to moonlight mode and it’ll cool down. The electronic button in the head works well. I did not like that a single click from turbo mode puts you into strobe but it was probably for safety reasons.It has mode memory, or you can always start off in moonlight, or go straight to turbo from off. Great options!I did not attempt to charge it using the built in charging port under the head but it’s an option.
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