Surefire Everyday Carry Light (EDC-2-DFT), Dual-Fuel Turbo Flashlight, 700 Lumens, Anodized Finish, Black EDC2-DFT-BK EDC2DFTBK

Turbocharge Your Low-Light Vision. SureFire’s Everyday Carry Series punches deep into darkness with the EDC2-DFT a Dual Fuel high-candela handheld flashlight that delivers impressive long-distance illumination in a remarkably compact form factor. With a blinding peak beam intensity of 100000 candela using the included SF18650B rechargeable lithium-ion battery or 90000 candela with two 123A batteries the EDC2-DFT delivers the farthest-reaching beam of any compact SureFire EDC handheld light. You'll see farther into the dark to positively identify a potential threat and the EDC2-DFT also provides ample spill light for situational awareness. In addition the EDC2-DFT offers more runtime by virtue of its more energy-dense power sources. Constructed of lightweight aerospace aluminum Mil-Spec hard-anodized and O-ring sealed to keep out the elements the body and tailcap are also knurled for a secure grip. A sturdy two-way clip offers the added flexibility of bezel-up or bevel-down carry. The EDC2-DFT delivers SureFire quality performance and dependability in an everyday carry flashlight that provides peace of mind by helping you see farther into the unknown.

Features:

• Precision engineered smooth parabolic reflector produces a high-candela far-reaching beam on high-output ideal for positive identification at long distances
• Generates 100000 candela and 700 lumens of focused light with SF18650 or 90000 candela and 600 lumens with two 123A batteries
• Multi-output with low-output mode ideal for administrative tasks and extending runtime
• Rugged Mil-Spec hard-anodized aluminum body and tailcap are knurled for a secure grip in wet or dry conditions
• Two-way black oxide-finished clip finished permits easy bezel-up or bevel-down carry
• Meets IPX7 waterproof test standard; can be submerged in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes
• Note: SF18350 battery required for 700-lumen output 100000 candela 2.75 hours runtime and 632-meter beam distance