I need a light to see house numbers at night from my vehicle

[Mother Theresa]

I do night visits and need to be able to see house numbers from my car without waking up the occupants of the house if I guess wrong so need it bright but very compact beam and to fit into the door pocket if poss.

Over to you guys....

 

[radioactive_man]

Quark Turbo QB2A

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205 lumens for 1.3 hours on 2 common AA batteries, 8800 lux@1m. Reasonably throwy, but not something that'll wake the whole neighborhood.

At which range do you need to see the house numbers? If the range is around 20 yards, a regular Quark would probably do.

 

[stevenkelby]

I guess you want a thrower, all hotspot, no spill, but low powered.

1 x AA is cheap anmd easy. For less than $20 from Amazon you can get a Tank007 E07. 120 lumens for 90 minutes and a fairly narrow beam.

There are hundreds of options out there for you though

 

[Mother Theresa]

20 yards is about right, I have a Fenix TK41 for home use but it spills way too much for this job.

 

[slingsy]

Surefire E1B and E series variants.

 

[BLUE LED]

Armytek Predator XP-G2.

 

[Mother Theresa]

I can't find armytech on any UK websites; are they called anything else over here?

 

[lightmyfire13]

Flashaholics has them but not the latest versions

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[Holiday]

TrustFire Mini-02 is a good choice

 

[Glock 22]

Surefire Fury 500 lumens and believe it or not it has real good throw. You can get one for arounf $100 and the coolest thing about it is that you can run it on a 17670. It is a real good light my friend and I has one and we both really like the light. It will give you plenty of light to do what your wanting a light for.