Great light
"I love this light. I put it on a rifle and it works very well. Great beam and illumination. I love that it is rechargeable. Now if it could only be wireless recharging. That would be awesome."
Introducing the LA Police Gear Recon Pocket Light! This slide to focus flashlight features a memory function, a rechargeable battery with included micro USB cable, easy and simple tail switch operation, and a XPL-V6 LED putting out a max of 725 lumens. Plus, the Recon Pocket Light also serves as a backup power source for mobile phones and other rechargeable USB electronic devices. Ideal for travel, survival, or for in the car. The LAPG Recon Pocket Light also fits conveniently in your pocket, purse, or Bail Out Bag. Made with quality materials and backed by the LA Police Gear name for confidence under all conditions.
Modes:
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Strobe:
Features:
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Modes (High To Low) |
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Output |
Medium: 500 Lumens Low: 20 Lumens |
Medium: 500 Lumens Low: 13 Lumens Strobe: 850 Lumens |
Medium: 261 Lumens Low: 68 Lumens Strobe: 725 Lumens |
High: 500 Lumens Medium: 150 Lumens Low: 50 Lumens Ultra-Low: 10 Lumens |
High: 600 Lumens Medium: 200 Lumens Low: 15 Lumens |
High: 320 Lumens Medium: 160 Lumens Low: 50 Lumens Lowest: 10 Lumens Moon: 0.5 Lumens Strobe: 900 Lumens Beacon: 150 Lumens SOS: 900 Lumens |
Medium: 300 Lumens Low: 25 Lumens Strobe: 750 Lumens |
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Runtime |
Medium: 4 Hours Low: 40 Hours |
Medium: 3 Hours Low: 61 Hours |
Medium: 4.25 Hours Low: 14 Hours |
High: 2.2 Hours Medium: 8 Hours Low: 24 Hours Ultra-Low: 150 Hours |
High: 2.5 Hours Medium: 8 Hours Low: 80 Hours |
High: 4.5 Hours Medium: 10 Hours Low: 22 Hours Lowest: 150 Hours Moon: 350 Hours |
Medium: 4.5 Hours Low: 80 Hours |
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Beam Distance |
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Water Resistance |
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Special Features |
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Rechargeable Battery |
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.