High Power 1000Lumens Cree T6 LED Torch Flashlights

Specifications:

• LED: Cree T6 LED
• Brightness: 1000Lumens
• Battery Configurations: 2 x 18650 Lithium Batteries
• Material: Aluminum Alloy
• Color: Black
• Size: 24.0 x 6.2 x 2.5cm/9.6 x 2.4 x 1.0in(L x Head Dia. x Body Dia.)

Features:

• Solid reliability, digitally regulated brightness, compact size design makes the Brightest LED Flashlight be the affordable one
• Flashlight make using the light-emitting unit, light gear up to 1000lumens brightness
• Using advanced technology, this Flashlight produces amazingly bright light
• This Flashlight can be owned for household using also can be purchased as gift for those who love outdoor sports like hiking, climbing and fishing, etc
• Compact sized, classical appearance and advanced craftsmanship make these Best LED Flashlights attractive in the flashlight family
• This 1000Lumens Flashlight is powered by 2 x 18650 Rechargeable batteries

Details:

• This Flashlight can be owned for household which also can be purchased as gift for those who love outdoor sports like hiking, climbing and fishing, etc

• This Tactical LED Flashlight features solid reliability, digitally regulated brightness, compact size

• Flashlight make using the light-emitting unit, light gear up to 1000lumens brightness
• This Tactical LED Flashlight is also waterproof and features shock-resistant housing

• Using advanced technology, this Tactical LED Flashlight produces amazingly bright light

How to Keep Batteries from Leaking in a Flashlight

You grab your flashlight and turn it on, but all you see is darkness. When you open up the battery compartment, you immediately see the problem--the batteries have leaked. Batteries that leak in a flashlight make a mess. If the leak is small and caught right away, it can probably be cleaned up, and the flashlight can be saved. Larger leaks can easily ruin the flashlight. This is a common problem you can avoid by using some smart tactics.

• Remove the batteries from a flashlight that is rarely used. You can store the batteries along with the light, but don't install them until you are ready to use it.
• Leave the batteries in a flashlight that you have placed in a glove compartment or other place to use in case of an emergency. Remove, inspect, and test the batteries at least every 6 months. If the batteries are run down, immediately replace them. Depleted batteries are more likely to leak.
• Replace depleted batteries in a flashlight with fresh, new ones. Don't mix old and new batteries. Use batteries that are the same type, made by the same manufacturer.

Package Included:

• 1 x Flashlight
• 1 x Rope