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Mag Instrument Heavy-Duty Rechargeable Flashlight System, Black #RX1019
Product Description You don't think about flashlights until you need one, and then it's too late to worry about dead batteries. Mag Instrument's rechargeable system guarantees light, features a top-of-the-line flashlight, and delivers up to 1,000 hours of battery life. The flashlight changes from spotlight to floodlight with a turn of the head, and the 360-degree charging ring allows it to be mounted and recharged in any position. High-grade O-rings at each opening ensure resistance to water and shock. The durable hard-anodized finish protects the light from the sort of bumps and knocks that can happen in the dark. The system includes a recharging cradle, a rechargeable battery pack, two mounting brackets, a 110-volt AC converter, and a 12-volt DC cigarette-lighter adapter. Manufacturer Description Improved performance and value! Now 33% brighter - 40,000 peak beam candlepower and 33% more on-time - 2 hours. Are you tired of buying extra batteries because someone is always leaving your flashlight on? Get the Mag-Lite rechargeable system. With up to 1,000 hours of battery life, you'll always have light. This flashlight has a cam-driven beam that changes from spot to flood with a turn of the flashlight head, and a 360-degree charging ring that allows it to be mounted and recharged in any position. The self-cleaning switch virtually eliminates oxidation while high grade O-rings at each opening ensuring resistance to water and shock. The durable hard anodized finish will stand up to your demands, when lighting things up is your main priority. Plus, it's serially numbered for identification purposes. The flashlight system includes a recharging cradle, spare halogen lamp in the tail cap, rechargeable battery pack, two mounting brackets, 110-volt AC converter, and a 12-volt DC cigarette lighter adapter. Now all you have to do is get someone to put the batteries into the charger. Reader Reviews Having read the other reviews, I decided to add one myself: Many police departments standard issue Mag Lite products. The 2,3..etc D sized flashlights make reliable flashlights and their weight can also make them useful as a baton in a pinch. I have several different Mag Lights (the mini's, the 2, and a 5 D monster). They always work, the beam is generally good, and for the money, they are a good value. They are NOT the best flashlight ever made... but for 20-30-40 bucks, they are a great flashlight for about 99% of what people need flashlights for... If you REALLY need alot of quick light - i.e., you are planning to rely on this light for a tactical or self-defense situation, then I wouldn't buy a Mag Lite... ASP, Surefire (my favorite), Inova, etc., make much better flashlights for that situation. A Surefire C2 or Z2 model is about the size of a Mini-Mag but delivers about 5 times the light of the largest Mag LIte product... all without a focusable beam. The technology of SureFire is unparallelled, in my opine, but I think it is akin to comparing a Ferarri to a Ford... yeah, they're both cars, but that's about as far as the comparison should go... Also, most high-performance flashlights run for about an hour or so... Mag's will run longer. Also, you can go to any HD or hardware store and buy mags, batteries, lamps, etc.... try doing that with a SureFire... NOT. So there are comparative advantages and disadvantages to both... Mag's products are good... but you get what you pay for and not every flashlight is suitable for every application. If you are a LE officer, military, etc., it's unlikely you will want Mag Lite as the product you're going to trust your life to.... they just are not bright enough to stun someone in a life and death situation... If you want a decent reliable flashlight for home emergency use, then Mag LIte is the best product you can possibly buy. ...I own both for different reasons... I just wish I owned a Ford and a Ferarri too! Comment | Permalink | (Report this)
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