• Super bright LED Spotlight, with a output of up to 2680 lumens and Max runtime of 18 days.
• 3 CREE XM-L U2 LEDs situated in deep smooth reflectors throws beam to a maximum distance of 800 meters.
• Lightweight, easy to carry, billet aluminum casing rated to IPX-8 Standard (waterproof to a depth of 2 meters). DC recharging socket safe to use in wet conditions.
• Innovative one-piece design limits thermal stress on internal electronics, allowing for extended periods of use, even at maximum output.
• Tripod mountable via the standard UNC1/4-20 threaded mounting point.
• High/Low output dual switch buttons for quick, one-hand operation.
• Easy to replace battery pack - meet the continuous use requirements of Search & Rescue and Emergency Services work.
• Easy to access Strobe function - instant access to strobe from any mode.
• Nine modes with memory function.
• Ideal for Military, Law Enforcement, Hunting, Search & Rescue and Outdoor activities.
• Smart LED usage - at 50% power mode or lower, the flashlight will shut down non-essential LED’s to enhance the light efficiency and power usage.
• Elegant stainless steel head pressure ring design protects the lens and reflector system from drops and impacts.
• High quality and highly efficient Constant Current circuits, allows the battery to achieve optimum performance under any conditions.
• Ergonomic handle and heat insulation design allows for ease of use and carry.
• Detachable shoulder belt with screw-in attachment points.
• Packaged in a sturdy aluminum case for easy storage.
But in a pure functional view this makes more sense than stuffing 3 (or for that matter 9) leds in one round (why round? easier to machine?) head using a weird-shaped reflector, as in most multi-emitter flashlights.
Using this set-up they could have designed a much nicer light
I was able to unscramble the blot out on the model name. It’s a Klarus WTF, after extensive web searching 2 other models showed up, the OMG and the WHY. All kidding aside I’m waiting for the review on it and will it accept standard attack bezels. Clothing designers were caught completely off guard but rumor has it cargo pockets will be larger in the near future for those that demand European EDC standards be meet.
The more I look at the pictures, its well machined, and given the two lanyard rings, carry strap, potential size of battery pack, those reflectors may actually be pretty big. That skyline beam shot suggests respectable throw….
Hmmmm.
If you can get past the fugly, and the three heads are machined to make one good hotspot, rather than an ovoid beam, it may be a bit of a z/q light (look up z cars (not the series)/ q cars)
Edit :- look at the forth picture down, note how the upper and lower reflector images are different than centre, then look at the bottom beam shot image, they are designed to line up at one point. So it’s intended to be a thrower….
YESSS! Lipo pack, I love lights that don’t use the old heavy lions; much cheaper and higher preforming than traditional 18650’s. Long as it’s solid and doesn’t have mode issues I like it; seems good for some casual lighting, flood, looks to be a great all rounder. With luck it has a protection circuit in there too.
