Every pilot flying at night should have this high powered light in their flightbag!  Packaged with a head strap, hook and loop, magnet, and two night vision disks (red and blue/green) that can be inserted into the flashlight for cutting down glare, this hands-free light is ideal for pre-flight and use in the cockpit.  The 3.87-inch light clips to head strap, hook and loop, and magnet, as well to coat, shirt pocket, or cap brim. The light's head pivots so the beam can he aimed precisely. Its rugged ABS resin body resists chemicals, corrosion, and extreme temperatures. A high-impact polycarbonate lens and pre-focused xenon lamp module produce a tight white beam that penetrates smoke and fog and is approximately four times as powerful as an ordinary flashlight's beam. The light is powered by two AA alkaline batteries (included) and weighs 3 ounces with batteries. Battery burn time is six hours.

• Length: 3.87" / 9.8 cm
• Weight with batteries: 3 oz / 85 g
• Weight without batteries: 1.26 oz / 35.7 g
• Light source: xenon
• Watts: 1.8
• Voltage: 3
• Tested lumen value: 7.0
• Tested lux value: 1,200
• Batteries: 2 AA alkaline (included)
• Battery burn time: 6 hrs 

Our Price:  $21.95

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Customer Reviews For Pelican Versabrite Deluxe Flashlight: Write a review

Sunday, December 20, 2009 not very handy in a cockpit! by Mirage pilot from Brooklyn NY USA  Pros: seems tough built Cons: lo light beam, lacks ez on/off swith Review: Lacked an on/off switch; almost impossible to use inside a fighter cockpit. Light beam very weak; not enough to carry out exterior inspection of shaded intakes, wheel wells etc. More suited for a desk job rather than the tarmac or the fighter cockpit.