Manker E14 III Cool White 4000 Lumen Flashlight 1 * 18650 Type-C Rechargeable Battery Button Lock Designed especially for Light My Color:Patina/Snow
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Manker E14 III Cool White 4000 Lumen Flashlight 1 * 18650 Type C Rechargeable Battery Button Lock Designed especially for Light My Color:Patina Snow Designed especially for Light My Fire by Scandinavian designer Joachim Nordwall Pot support and Stabilizer tripod included one button for easy and fast operation Lockout mode prevents accidental activation Moonlight Mode: Multiple user selectable levels Low battery voltage indicated & battery charging indicated Material: aircraft grade aluminum body        copper heat sink        stainless steel button cap Surface Treatment: Premium type III hard anodized anti abrasive finish Clip: Stainless steel deep carry clip Lens: Toughened ultra clear glass lens with anti reflective coating + high temperature resistant Carclo® optics TIR lens Install one removable silica gel light filter plastic sheet (green glow gadget) Tail stand capability IPX 8 waterproof standard (2 meters under water) Impact resistance: 1 meters Size: 71 Weight: 82
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