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5.11 Tactical STRYKE PDU TW RAPID LS - 019SR Electronics double- reinforced seat

SKU: 96072873786
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USD95.00 USD128.00 Pit lane

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5.11 Tactical STRYKE PDU TW RAPID LS 019SR Electronics double reinforced seat double reinforced seat Lighting Modes High mode outputs 500 lumens with an 87 meter beam for up to 2 hours Low mode outputs 50 lumens with a 28 meter beam for up to 11 hours Power and Charging USB C rechargeable lithium polymer battery Battery charges in 6 hours within the light Battery and charge status LEDs above charge port Red LED indicates charging and green LED indicates fully charged Controls and Safety Five tap lockout prevents accidental activation Ten tap programmable switch allows high low or low high operation Design and Durability Thin ergonomic design fits comfortably in hand Durable anodized aluminum construction Polycarbonate lens IPX7 waterproof to 1 meter 1 meter impact resistance tested Specifications Length 4 Manufacturer part #: 72547ABR 019 S R Specifications

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