Streamlight 88052 ProTac HL USB 850 Lumen Professional Tactical Flashlight with High/Low/Strobe
March 26, 2018 - Comment
Streamlight ProTac HL USB 88052 tactical flashlight with C4 LED technology is also waterproof with an 1pX4 rating. The ProTac HL USB tactical flashlight is USB rechargeable for easy on-the-go charging, is IPX4 rated and offers three lighting programs: high, low or strobe.
Product Features
- 850 Lumen
- USB Rechargeable
- Dual 100,000 hour lifetime high intensity LEDs solid-state bulbs
- Run time: 7.50 continuous hours, 1,000s of momentary bursts of light
- 3-1/4-Inch long by 1 inch wide
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1100 lumens means 1100 lumens. Streamlight delivers once again. I purchased the light for patrol use. Walking up to a car with illegally tinted windows on a traffic stop at midnight is incredibly uneasy. I own the Stinger HP which is quite bright and I love it. That light is mounted in the car and comes every where with me. But I needed a new duty light for my belt and I needed one that would burn through tinted windows like butter. This light rips through windows and blinds anything in its path. I’ll let the picture speak for itself.
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