Rayus user-defined, programmable, intelligent, rechargeable light U10 updated to official web

Hi Everyone

This is Wendy from Rayus.

Good news for you here, Rayus very interesting and practical programable U10 is updated to our official web, please click here for the detailed product info, if you have more question, feel free to let me know.

Best regards!
Sincerely Wendy
www.rayuslight.com

You should send a sample to a BLF member here for review.

I apply voluntarily :stuck_out_tongue:

very nice layout!

Thanks for your suggestions, yeah, we are considering this :slight_smile:

very nice rechargeable light

The RAYUS U10 is a programmable flashlight with multiple selectable operating groups. Users can choose their preferred operating group, set the default output mode, and enable/disable the memory function. Built-in intelligent USB charging allows for quick, reliable, and convenient power management. A single side switch allows the user to select among the 5 output, Strobe, and SOS modes. Equipped with the latest intelligent thermal management system, the U10 can dim Turbo brightness gradually to keep the light within safe operating temperatures ensuring preserving the LED and internal electronics. A hidden power indicator is also accessible so you won’t be left in the dark. The U10 is compatible with a wide range of power sources such as CR123A, 16340, and 18650 rechargeable batteries. Water resistant to IPX-8, the U10’s compact size, light weight, and feature packed interface make it one of the most versatile lighting tools on the market.

Thanks so much, saypat

One of the only manufacturers smart enough to put a nichia emitter in a light.

That and interesting drivers is a good sign that they are listening to what users want .

Thanks, Boaz

That is very nice.

I would like a zoom though.

When I need a spot function at distance I don’t want any spill. I want a very tight beam . Conversely, when I want a flood, at low or very low output of a few lumens, I want a very wide beam. A diffuser works, well for this too, but a standard cover type is too easy to loose, and a flip up one gets in the way.

Thanks, Neilp