Worlds first production LED copper flashlight...the smallest, brightest, AAA flashlight? We think so!
New Nichia 219 Emitter - True Color - Natural Light
1. Ultra High 92 Color Rendering Index in a neutral white tint of 4000k.
2. The Nichia 219 LED offers very nice smooth beam and gives you the amazing illuminated object color
3. Brighter than the previous model - New Hotter Hot Spot
Check out this AAA powerhouse.
After thousands of Requests it's new user interface is: "Medium / Low / High".
Specifications:
- Executive Series
- Packed in foil packs to preserve polished finish.
- Nichia 219 Emitter - True Color - Natural Light
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Glow in the dark Diffuser ( Comes with Rev 5 )
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Glow in the Dark front o-ring around reflector ( Comes with Rev 5 )
- Each light is hand finished.
- Length: 2.6" ( Smaller than Rev 1,2,3 )
- Diameter: .5"
- Weight: 27 grams
- Weight with battery is 40 grams ( 28.1 grams without battery )
- LED Type: Nichia 219 with a life span up to 50,000 hours. ( Newest & Brightest Emitter )
- The New Orange Peel Reflector is polished aluminum alloy.
- Flashlight body is machined of solid billet ultra conductive pure alloy 101 copper.
- The lens has been treated with an AR (anti-reflective) coating.
- Its proprietary circuit design features reverse polarity protection and runs off of one AAA battery that provides
- Now with 3 levels of brightness ( Medium / Low / High ).
- Comes with clip & o-rings
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Note: this is a solid copper flashlight not plated
- Machined from solid copper billet stock
- Clip installed from factory to preserve finish
- New Stronger Clip
Using a single Duracell AAA battery we got the following results:
- Medium mode, 48 lumens output for up to 8 hours
- Low mode, 1.5 lumens output for up to 65 hours
- High mode, 170 lumens output for up to 75 minutes
- ( Rev 1 model was 80 Lumens and 48 minutes) ( Rev 2 model was 115 Lumens and 60 minutes)
We do not recommend the use of 10440 rechargeable batteries with this flashlight. It is designed to use a off the shelf alkaline, lithium, NiMH or Nicad AAA batteries. We do not recommend use of higher voltage batteries. Any attempt to modify these lights will void the warranty. We know when you try to remove the pill...
