13,000 lumens from a single 21700 cell. Yes, it also has normal modes.

It looks like it is possible to get 13,000 lumens from a single 21700 cell.

3 x XHP70.2, reflectored, not a mule, 4.05 oz/115gm w/o battery. 1.41 in./36mm head diameter. 27mm body diameter, 110mm length.

IPX-8, USB-C, removable battery. Other features apply.

Imalent MS03, product information and pictures were just announced two hours ago.

Yes, it also has normal modes for normal runtime and normal heat generation, too.

It is so nice to have exciting new red hot screamer flashlights, so close to the terminal decline and fall of human civilization.

Holy hotrod, Batman!

Looks like that thing a gonna be crazy efficient! I’m a bit sceptical of the 13k figure though. Wonder how they fit such a powerful driver in there. Maybe they have multiple PCBs for the driver? If it can actually do 13k I might have to get one.

Edit: It’s so short. How is one meant to hold something that hot?

Group buy and I’m in.

Gotta be somewhere in the region of 4.5-5A per emitter (if 6V). So we call it 30W per emitter, 90W total - Loneocean has developed a 100W boost driver. Now you just need to pull the whole ~30A/3V from a single cell, so toss your 30T in!

How about three SBT90.2s! jk :smiley: SST70s might work though.

1lumen.com is going to review that bad boy... hopefully it'll arrive soon.

given their reputation and QA… i would have to say big no to their lights…

Agreed, especially at that wattage crammed so small.

110mm long, bulbous XHP70.2 LEDs, driver with inductor (cause boost), 21700 long cell but it is not a mule?
The body has 1mm thickness everywhere or how is that not a mule?

As long as it doesn’t explode in my pocket I’m good :smiley:

really fugly light… the switch is too high up… u will probably burn yourself reaching for the button holding it with one hand…. and hardly any deep fins wow… where should all that heat go :person_facepalming:

Gets a nuh-uh from me too. I have zero plans of buying an IMALENT for as long as their designs put power before safety and build reliability.

No interest.Never bought their brand and never will.

-QC has bad reputation, lights blowing up/catching fire! :disappointed:

- Terrible spot for switch.You will be burning your finger when decreasing turbo!

-Lousy cooling fins for heat shedding

-Probably get about 30 seconds of turbo before your fingers have blisters!

- These small lights with overkill output are useless and not practical to me.

I stick to bigger lights that have great output, sustained for 5 to 20 minutes depending on the outside temp. and better heat shedding, QC and run time.

The beam in the photos looks very blue; quoted run-time of 45 seconds on turbo and 1 minute on high (8,000 lm). 72 minutes at 2,000 lm would be useful with NW emitters; a single cell version of the Haikelite MT03 and MT09.

It looks quite strangely proportioned. A floody light of that size should have a larger battery area surely…

Should have high efficacy at low-mid levels, though I’m very sceptical of the 13k claim.

Make sure to use 30A+ cells and oven mitts.

No, no, no. You’re conflating “Imalent” with “Immolate”.

But who knows. Maybe it’s got a 13000lm pre-flash, then steps down to something less… fiery.

“Immolate” is what happens when this accidentally turns on in your pocket! :smiling_imp:

What a nice feature. :heart_eyes:

Brief, maximum turbo in a flashlight is kind of like underwood 10 mm Glock 29. I don’t plan on using them much, I don’t use them much, but it’s nice to know that they’re there if needed.

Nice pillars of creation avatar!