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Mag Instrument is a proud sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 5% of gross retail sales from this product will be donated to NBCF.
Brightness
47 Lumens
Beam Distance
46 Meters
Peak Intensity
539 Candela
Water Resistance
IPX7
Runtime
1 Hour 45 Minutes
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Mag Instrument is a proud sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 5% of gross retail sales from this product will be donated to NBCF.
Mag Instrument is a proud sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 5% of gross retail sales from this product will be donated to NBCF.
An icon of classic American design, and famous around the world for its performance and reliability.
This Spectrum Series LED Solitaire features a blue beam. Blue is the preferred light source for pilots. Great for reading maps in low light or no light environments. Blue light provides excellent detail and does not wash out symbols, notes, or elevation markers on maps. Used by hunters for blood tracking. Forensic personnel and crime scene technicians use blue light to detect bodily fluids.
Warm white light is the ideal light source for working in tight spaces.
The perfect blend of portability, brightness, and rugged durability, whether you’re at home, on the road, or in the great outdoors, this flashlight is ready for anything.
Mag Instrument is a proud sponsor of the National Breast Cancer Foundation. 5% of gross retail sales from this product will be donated to NBCF.
Whether you’re on patrol, securing your home, or preparing for emergencies, this ultra-bright, rechargeable flashlight is built to perform and fully recharges in 2.5 hours.
Delivers classic incandescent lighting in a slim, pocket-friendly design.
First introduced in 1988, this pocket-sized legend has been a trusted companion for generations.
Whether you’re on patrol, securing your home, or responding to emergencies, this ultra-bright, rechargeable flashlight is built for reliability and recharges in 2.5 hours.
