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First-responders and emergency crews need durable, bright flashlights that are not only shock-proof, but also resistant to a wide range of temperatures. The three D-cell batteries required to power the upgraded P17.2 provide spotlight-like output at 450 lumens and superior durability, including a new textured black coating that improves grip and a larger for easy and more comfortable handling. The Advanced Focus System™ technology allows the user to focus for either long-range spot viewing, or an up-close spill beam for reading that doesn't tire the eye. The P17.2 is truly a tactical light with practical technology.
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The P7QC is the first four color handheld flashlight from LED LENSER. An updated version of the popular P7 model, the P7QC provides 220 lumens of homogeneous light in four brilliant colors: white, red, blue, and green. The P7QC will run for 3 hours on Power mode and up to 50 hours of light on Low Power, all on just four AAA batteries. Useful for a variety of situations where night vision might be compromised, this multi-color P7QC provides a multitude of civilian and tactical uses.
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LED LENSER® A3
Small priced LED LENSER® starter models, for supermarket, DIY and major retail stores.
Compact elegance
The LED LENSER® A3 leaves nothing to be desired. The small lamp is aesthetically pleasing with inner high tech values. The special optic bundles the beams of the high performance LED for 60 meters*. The cost efficient and regular battery provides an energy tank for almost 6 hours**.
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Small priced LED LENSER® starter models, for supermarket, DIY and major retail stores.
Partner for hobby and recreation
The LED LENSER® A4 retrieves a great lighting performance out of regular batteries. The graceful aluminum housing conceals highly developed electronic and a high performance optic. The result being glistening bright light. Thanks to the big battery tank and convenient clip, the LED LENSER ® A4 is ideal for hobby and recreation.
