Are you looking for a reliable and powerful flashlight that will light up your adventures and keep you safe in emergencies? Look no further than the High Power Tactical Flashlight! With its cutting-edge LED chips and a maximum brightness of 800 lumens, this flashlight is a must-have for home use, camping, hiking, and outdoor activities.
Featuring a rechargeable battery that lasts 5-6 hours on low mode and intelligent fast charging via USB, this flashlight ensures you are always prepared. The power indicator function lets you easily monitor the battery level (100%, 75%, 50%, 25%) at a glance.
FEATURES:
š¦ Bright and Versatile: 7 adjustable modes including High, Low, and Strobe for various lighting needs. Cob Side light offers High, Low, and Red & Blue warning light functions.
š Long-lasting Battery: Rechargeable battery with fast charging compatibility for uninterrupted use.
š Adjustable Beam: Telescopic head allows you to customize the beam distance and size for different situations.
š Portable Design: Equipped with a lanyard and removable pocket clip for easy carrying and accessibility.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Maximum Brightness: 800 lumens
- Battery Life: 5-6 hours on Low mode
- Charging: Fast charging via USB
HOW IT WORKS:
1. Choose the desired lighting mode by toggling through the 7 adjustable options.
2. Adjust the beam distance and size using the telescopic head.
3. Hang the flashlight on your backpack with the lanyard or attach it to your pocket, hat, or belt using the removable clip.
4. Stay prepared and safe during your adventures with the High Power Tactical Led Emergency Warnings Flashlight Light!
FAQ:
Q: How long does the battery last on a full charge?
A: The rechargeable battery can last 5-6 hours on Low mode, ensuring extended use during emergencies or outdoor activities.
Q: Is the flashlight easy to carry during outdoor adventures?
A: Yes! The portable design with a lanyard and removable pocket clip allows for easy carrying and accessibility, making it a convenient companion for camping, hiking, and more.
