The StreamLight Multi Ops® is a:
COMPACT, MULTI-TASKING LIGHT W/ C4® LED, UV LEDs AND LASER POINTER
Shock-proof C4® LED design – 2-3x Brighter than a High Flux LED!
Light Output and Runtime:
C4® LED – Impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime; 2500 candela peak beam intensity; 50 lumens; 4.75 continuous hours to 10% of initial lumen output.
Five (5) 390nm UV LEDs – 40mw measured system output; 10 continuous hours to 10% of initial output power.
Visible Red Laser – 650nm, Class IIIa (3R), <5mW laser output power, useable laser range of 100+ feet when in LED/Laser mode, 100+ yards when in Laser Only mode; 40 continuous hours. White C4 LED/Laser Mode – 4 continuous hours. Powered by 3 “AAA” alkaline batteries (included) Corrosion-resistant anodized aircraft aluminum construction IPX4 Rated for water resistant operation; All openings o-ring or gasket sealed; 1 meter impact resistance tested; Rotary switch for pre-settable operation. Holster and Lanyard included.
Awsome flashlight. I take mine everywhere I go. I didn’t think that I would use anything other than the light, however I’ve found myself using the laser more often than I expected. I ended up buying a second one that I keep in my hunting pack. This thing makes tracking a blood trail a breeze. Great light, great quality. Actually, I dropped mine out of my tree stand while bow hunting last season. Of course it couldn’t just land softly in a bush or on grass or something. NO, it had to hit a tree branch and bounce onto the only rocks in a 200 miles radius. Well there are actually more rocks than that, but you understand. Anyways, after the hunt I climbed down, searched and found my previously almost new Multi-Ops. Surprisingly it looked almost unscathed. All still works perfect! The fall didn’t even barely mar the outside of the flashlight. This is a great durable flashlight and I would highly recommend this or any other Streamlight flashlights! Yes, I have a few.
Jim Lloyd –
Awsome flashlight. I take mine everywhere I go. I didn’t think that I would use anything other than the light, however I’ve found myself using the laser more often than I expected. I ended up buying a second one that I keep in my hunting pack. This thing makes tracking a blood trail a breeze. Great light, great quality. Actually, I dropped mine out of my tree stand while bow hunting last season. Of course it couldn’t just land softly in a bush or on grass or something. NO, it had to hit a tree branch and bounce onto the only rocks in a 200 miles radius. Well there are actually more rocks than that, but you understand. Anyways, after the hunt I climbed down, searched and found my previously almost new Multi-Ops. Surprisingly it looked almost unscathed. All still works perfect! The fall didn’t even barely mar the outside of the flashlight. This is a great durable flashlight and I would highly recommend this or any other Streamlight flashlights! Yes, I have a few.