Lumintop Duke stainless steel gift LED torch

76g, 600 lumens: The Duke flashlight from Lumintop is one of the most exquisite lights you will encounter. Wrapped in a gold lined carbon fibre and made with stainless steel, Lumintop went beyond the expected and included a space for a tritium vial. Not only does it look nice, but it also performs, outputting up to 600 lumens. Supports AA and 14500 batteries!

Features

• Utilizes the latest Cree XP-L HD LED with 50,000-hour lifetime
• Output mode/Run-time: High: 600 lumens/45mins, Mid: 80 lumens/8.5 hours, Low: 6 Lumens/46 hours
• 6 modes: Low(Default)- Mid-High／Strobe-SOS-Signal. Press the side switch to change modes
• Boasts a peak beam intensity of 2500cd and a throw distance of up to 100 meters
• Runs on: 1 x AA/1 x 14500 (NOT included)
• Dimensions: Length: 90mm; Diameter: 18.6mm; Weight: 76g (excluding battery)
• High-efficiency circuit auto-regulated by temperature and run time
• Light body is made from premium carbon fiber that is lightweight yet rugged, resistant to corrosion, wear and high temperature
• Special cutting technology is employed to shape an array of three-dimensioned small cubes on the tail part, forming a fantastic touch and an eye-catching look
• Optimized ultra-precise reflector offers a long beam distance
• Double-side AR coated, tempered window resists impact and thermal shock, maximizes light transmission (99% light transmittance)
• Multi-Function, click side switch provides one-handed operation and easy access to all functions
• Special design of tail retaining ring can stand and be used as a candle
• Equipped with flannelette bag, Duke can be fixed on the belt and easy to carry around
• Small and shallow reflector is adopted to strengthen floodlighting and expand the illumination range
• Impact resistance to 1.5 meters and waterproof in accordance with IPX8 (submersible to 2 meters)
• Market applications include, but are not limited to everyday carry, collection, gift, outdoor activities, emergency, security, hardware/tool and many other uses

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