Utilizes Luminus SST20 NW LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
Powered by 1 to 4 AA or 14500 rechargeable Li-ion battery
max 650 lumens output
Super long runtime up to 28 days in moon mode (AA)
USB type-C rechargeable,max 2A charging indicator (does not support AA/NI-MH charging)
Reverse protection guard against improper battery installation
side switch for easy and one-hand operation
Lock out function to prevent accidental activation
Built-in battery indicator and mode memory function
Standard tripod socket and hands-free hook
Size: 137.5*55*39mm
Net weight: 222g without batteries
IP68 waterproof and dustproof protection
Operation Instruction
ON/OFF/Mode change: One click for ON, another click to change
outputs, press and hold for 1 second for OFF.
Turbo: Two quick clicks when the light is on, one-click will return to general mode.
Moonlight: From OFF, press and hold the switch for 2 seconds to enter the Moonlight mode
Blink modes: From Moonlight, two quick clicks can enter Strobe, another click to cycle SOS-Beacon-Strobe.
Lock-out: Press and hold the switch for 5 seconds from OFF will enter the lockout mode, press and hold another 5 seconds to unlock.
ANSI/NEMA FL1
Moonlight
Low
Med
High
Turbo
Strobe/SOS/
Beacon
Output
14500
2LM
10LM
160 LM
400 LM
650 LM
400 LM
AA
2LM
5 LM
20 LM
50LM
90LM
50 LM
Runtime
14500
20 days
15h
2h 40m
4M+2h 10m
1m 50s+2h 10m
/
AA
28 days
48h
22h
10h+1h 30m
5h 3m
/
Distance
46m
Intensity
135cd
Impact Resistant
1m
Waterproof
IP68 (underwater 2m)
Notice: The above approximate parameters are lab-tested by Lumintop by using four 3.7V/750mAh 14500 Li-ion cell, and four 1.5V/2000mAh Alkaline cells, it may vary due to the difference of environment and batteries.
Agreed, but AA cells will make this a great gift for grandkids :+1:
Hmm… Does “1-4x 14500/AA Type-C Rechargeable” mean this light works with 14500 Lithium Ion, and AA Alkaline, and AA NiMh rechagrable, or does it just mean AA size Lithium Ion cells?
Freeme I get that it’s not supposed to compete with the LT1 but when the appearance is so similar, comparisons will happen. I’m interested to see the specs (and details like if the LEDs are on the top or bottom).
Hopefully the charging circuit has a cutoff so that it won’t try to charge things below 2.0V or something so nobody blows up AAs in it.
I have a hunch it will not charge NiMH batteries or anything else below a certain threshold that would indicate a healthy lithium-ion battery is installed. This would confuse many users, but would make sense unless it has a fairly sophisticated charging circuit.
I’m not jumping in yet, but I will watch this thread for more details.