Streamlight ProTac 1L-1AA Dual Fuel Ultra Compact Flashlight w/ Holster

Features

• Accepts a single lithium or alkaline battery
• IPX7 waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes; 2 meter impact resistance tested
• Solid State power regulation provides maximum light output throughout battery life
• Includes nylon holster, one CR123A lithium battery and one AA alkaline battery (also accepts one AA lithium battery)
• Durable, anodized aluminum construction with impact-resistant tempered glass lens; Unbreakable pocket clip
• Anti-roll head; Rubber push-button tail switch
• RoHS compliant
• Limited lifetime warranty

Meet the perfect everyday carry light. This dual fuel ultra-compact flashlight accepts a single lithium or alkaline battery, providing you with ultimate flexibility in the field to ensure you always have a beam when you need it.

TEN-TAP Programming allows for selection of three different operating programs.

CR123A lithium battery output:

High for bright light:350 lumens; 160m beam; runs 1.5 hours; 6,400 candela

Low for longer run time: 40 lumens; 53m beam; runs 14 hours; 720 candela

Strobe for signaling or disorienting: runs 3 hours

AA alkaline/lithium battery output:

High: 150 lumens; 105m beam; runs 1 hour 20 minutes (alkaline); runs 4.25 hours (lithium); 2,750 candela

Low: 40 lumens; 53m beam; runs 7.5 hours (alkaline); runs 14 hours (lithium); 720 candela

Strobe for signaling or disorienting: runs 3.5 hours (alkaline); runs 8 hours (lithium)

Dimensions: 4.25 inches (10.80 centimeters)
Weight: 2.80 ounces (79.38 grams)
Battery: AA Alkaline, CR123A Lithium, AA Lithium
Brightness: 350/150 Lumens (High) / 40 Lumens (Low)
Runtime: 1.3 Hours (High) / 14 Hours (Low)
Beam Distance: 160m
Material: Aluminum

Manufacturer: Streamlight

About Streamlight

Since the most extreme hazardous conditions are often in dark places, Streamlight created a complete line of safety-rated lights. For the industrial market, Streamlight developed lighting tools that are safe to use even around explosive gases and in other potentially explosive atmospheres.