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P27iX 5000 Lumen USB-C Tactical Flashlight with Programmable Controls, Three Beam Patterns and 5500mAh Battery
$214.98
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$214.98
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Customize the P27iX tactical flashlight around the controls and beam pattern you prefer. Four M515S LEDs provide a maximum output of 5000 lumens, with spotlight, floodlight and mixed-beam settings. Dual tail switches and a side SET button let you assign half-press and full-press actions, while the included 5500mAh NL2155HPi battery supports USB-C rechargeability.
Key Features
- Select a spotlight, floodlight or mixed beam.
- Programmable dual tail switches and side SET button for half-press and full-press actions.
- Assign outputs such as Lumin Shield, Strobe or Search to preferred controls.
- Supports Tactical Grip and Duty Grip operation.
- Included NL2155HPi 5500mAh battery with listed 18W USB-C fast charging.
- Rapid Lock switch helps limit accidental activation during transport or storage.
- 7075-T6 aluminum body, IP68 rating and listed 2m impact resistance.
Specifications
- Model: P27iX; LEDs: four M515S
- Maximum output: 5000 lumens; peak beam distance: 470 yards; peak intensity: 46,320cd
- Regular outputs for each beam pattern: Turbo 1500 lumens, High 400 lumens, Mid 80 lumens, Low 15 lumens
- Listed regular-mode runtimes: Turbo 2 hours 30 minutes, High 6 hours, Mid 25 hours, Low 100 hours
- Special outputs: Lumin Shield 5000 lumens, Search 2500 lumens, Warning Flash 1000 lumens and Strobe 5000 lumens; runtimes not specified
- Recommended battery type: Nitecore 21700 i Series, 3.6V nominal, discharge current over 15A
- Standard rechargeable 21700 and 18650 batteries are listed as incompatible
- Dimensions: 5.63 × 1.26 × 1.02 inches; listed weight: 7.09oz
- Included: P27iX flashlight, NL2155HPi rechargeable battery, NTH27 tactical holster, clip, CR123 battery magazine and lanyard charging cable
Brightness and beam-distance values are peak ratings. Regular-mode runtimes do not promise constant output throughout the rated period; the 5000-lumen special modes have no stated runtime.