
Armytek Prime C2 Magnet USB (white light)
Luminous flux, lumens: 1000 lm Light range, meters: 114 m Brightness stabilization: Digital (processor-based brightness control) Center spot: Side flare: 25°: 120°
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Order Armytek Prime C2 Magnet USB tactical flashlight with white glow
Armytek Prime C2 Magnet USB (White Light) is an Armytek flashlight that charges via a magnetic USB cable. It is equipped with a white light LED that provides bright and even illumination. The flashlight has a compact size and a convenient clip for attaching to clothing or a belt. It is also waterproof and durable, making it ideal for hiking, camping, fishing and other outdoor activities.
Technical Parameters
- Color Temperature: White
- Optics: TIR
- Luminous flux, lumens: 1000 lm
- Light range, meters: 114 m
- Brightness stabilization: Digital (processor-based brightness control)
- Center spot: Side flare: 25°: 120°
- Number of modes: 6
- Operating time in maximum mode: 4 hours (420 lm after 2 minutes)
- Operating time in minimum mode: 140 days
- Head diameter: 24.5 mm
- Body diameter: 20.5mm
- Weight(without battery): 55 g
- Length: 104 mm
- Material: Aviation aluminum
- Anti-abrasion coating: Premium type III anodizing 400HV
- Dust and waterproof standard: IP68
- Safe immersion depth: 10 m
- Safe fall height: 10 m
- Operating temperatures: -25..+40 °C
- Battery compatibility: 1×18350 Li-Ion.
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