Streamlight ProTac tactical series
Streamlight upgraded the lumen light output of four lights from its popular ProTac tactical series.
The ProTac 1L, ProTac 2L, ProTac 1AA, and ProTac 2AA combine compact size and C4 LED technology. The upgraded lights are among the most versatile personal carry lights available for users, ranging from law enforcement personnel to industrial technicians.
All four upgraded lights now feature Streamlight’s new TEN-TAP programming, which enables users to select among three programs: high/strobe/low (the factory default setting); high only; or low/high.
“Streamlight has increased the lumen output, run times, candela and beam distances on the high setting for these ProTac lights without compromising their compact size,” said Streamlight President and Chief Executive Officer Ray Sharrah. “We also have added flexibility with the TEN-TAP programming switch to suit their preference or operating needs.”
On high, the upgraded lights now feature a range of 70 to 260 lumens and run times of up to three hours; on low, run times range from 24 to 50 hours. On the strobe setting, the ProTac 2L runs for six hours, while the other three lights run for four hours.
The ProTac 1L and ProTac 2L use one or two 3 Volt CR123A lithium batteries, respectively, which have a shelf life of 10 years. The ProTac 1AA and the ProTac 2AA are powered by one and two AA alkaline batteries, respectively; the use of a lithium battery will extend the run time of the ProTac 1AA.
Each light features a C4 LED for extreme brightness. A multi-function, push-button tactical tail switch allows for one-handed operation of the lights’ momentary, variable intensity, and strobe modes.
Similar to other models in the ProTac series, these lights are thin and easy to carry, weighing between 2 and 3.4 ounces with batteries, and measuring between 3.43 and 6.14 inches.
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