Leveraging advances in LED Technology, this rechargeable flashlight maintains a compact body while delivering 1100L of TRUEVIEW High Definition Output, giving users the ability to see up to 175-meters (574 feet).
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The USB Rechargeable Pivoting Flashlight is great for any trade professional looking for the ultimate versatility in a flashlight and is covered by a limited lifetime warranty.ġ100 Lumens LED USB Rechargeable Twist Focus Flashlight The MILWAUKEE USB Rechargeable 1100L Twist The MILWAUKEE USB Rechargeable 1100L Twist Focus Flashlight offers 1100 Lumens with precise beam control. The USB battery can be charged while inside the flashlight via Micro USB or swapped out with another REDLITHIUM USB battery for virtually no downtime. The pivoting head LED flashlight is powered by a Milwaukee REDLITHIUM USB 3.0AH Battery, providing all-day runtime, more recharges and a 3X faster charge time. Turn the flashlight into a right angle light with a built-in pocket clip designed for chest pockets and straps. Maximize brightness or extend runtime with high and low flood mode options with up to 12 hours of runtime. In flood mode, the LED flashlight's 110 degree pivoting light head and magnet base provides users with hands-free task light, while directing the light exactly where they need it. With 500 Lumens of TRUEVIEW High Definition Output and a 155 m (377 ft.) spot beam distance, it gives users the ability to search, trace, or inspect better from farther away. The flashlight features spot and flood beam modes allowing users to change it from a high powered flashlight to a versatile task light with the press of a button. It's powered by REDLITHIUM USB, giving users high output light for any task from any position. Want one? The Imalent MS18 is available now.500 Lumens LED Pivoting REDLITHIUM USB Flashlight The MILWAUKEE USB Rechargeable Pivoting Flashlight The MILWAUKEE USB Rechargeable Pivoting Flashlight offers high output in any task and any position. Other features include an OLED display showing the current brightness level, anti-reflective glass coating, a hard-anodized aluminum shell, and a lifespan of 50,000 hours for the LEDs. Since flashlights get used aplenty in outdoor settings and job sites, the thing is built rugged, with the ability to shrug off drops from 1.5 meters and IP68 water resistance rating.
From what we can gather from reviews, those fans are not quiet, so expect this thing to be a noisy companion if you want to use the more intense brightness levels. The radiator does most of the cooling work on its own at low brightness levels, although the fans get automatically activated as soon as you use it at 22,000 lumens or greater. This includes a heat pipe radiator that moves from one side to the other using a wick structure and heat-conducting fluid, along with inlet and outlet fans to cool things down by circulating air. The batteries can be fully recharged from a wall outlet in around four and a half hours.īecause all that brightness produces a whole lot of heat, the Imalent MS18 has a built-in active cooling system to keep it from overheating. If you want to extend the runtime, it can light up for close to seven hours at 5,000 lumens, over nine hours at 2,000 lumens, and almost 15 hours at 700 lumens. According to the outfit, that battery array can keep the flashlight running for 53 minutes at maximum brightness, so the darn thing won’t even run for a whole hour at that level. Speaking of the battery, it uses a whopping eight separate 21700 batteries, any of which can be removed and replaced if one or more cells give out. Of course, shining that much light uses up a lot of power, so it comes with eight brightness settings, from 700 lumens to max output, to let you optimize its battery life. According to the outfit, that output is so powerful, the beam can reach distances of up to 4430 feet, allowing you to shine a light at areas you probably can’t even make out with your naked eye. The Imalent MS18 uses 18 individual pieces of Cree XHP70 LEDs, all of which need to light up at the same time to create the insane 100,000-lumen output. Suffice to say, it makes us feel silly that we used to fawn over flashlights that can put out 9,000 lumens just a few short years ago. How bright is that? We don’t actually know, but the outfit claims, its light output should be 50 times brighter than your car’s headlights, so it’s a whole new level of ridiculous. That’s right, this flashlight has a maximum output of 100,000 lumens, likely making it the brightest option in the category. We’re guessing that’s the whole reason why the Imalent MS18 exists. Do you need a handheld flashlight that can shine a 100,000-lumen beam of light? Probably not.
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