Bayco Products Tactical Dual-Light Flashlight
Bayco Products Inc. announced availability of its new 850 Lumen Nightstick NSR-9854XL LED USB Rechargeable Tactical Dual-Light Flashlight.
“Our Nightstick brand is already known as the innovator of Dual-Light Technology and we just upped the stakes again with the introduction of our new in-body USB recharging port that eliminates the need for external chargers and the need to remove the battery from the flashlight to recharge.” says Russell Hoppe, Marketing Manager for Nightstick. “No one else offers waterproof USB recharging capability directly into the flashlight body while also offering 6 different lighting modes including dual-light.”
The Nightstick NSR-9854XL USB Rechargeable Multi-Function Tactical Dual-Light Flashlight uses a CREE® LED rated at 850 lumens to create a usable beam rated at 280 meters. A 200 lumen unfocused floodlight is smartly integrated in to the housing which is perfect for close-up illumination. Both the flashlight and the floodlight can be used independently or at the same time in dual-light mode for maximum safety and versatility.
The NSR-9854XL also features a unique tail-switch that operates both the flashlight and floodlight in one configuration. The upper portion of the switch operates the flashlight that provides either momentary or constant-on functionality with high, medium or low-brightness settings as well as a disorienting strobe and the lower portion of the switch operates a downward facing floodlight. The housing, tail-cap and bezel are made from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum with a Type III hard-anodized finish. Power comes from the included rechargeable Lithium-ion battery which can be accessed through the USB charging port that has been tested to be IP-X7 waterproof. An optional CR-123 Lithium-Metal battery carrier (batteries not included) is also provided as a back-up solution.
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