10-20 Lumen Light?

[Spin]

I'm looking for a single or dual mode white led light with an output between 10-20 lumens. Uses 1-AA or 1-CR123A battery. 20 or more hour runtime. Regulated or unregulated. Waterproof or water resistant.

 

[Oddjob]

I don't have one yet but the dual mode Fenix L1T v2 is supposed to get 15 hours on low (15 lumens) on one NiMH AA.

 

[Grubbster]

Peak makes several that they can "tune down" to meet that criteria. Pacific or Caribbean comes to mind. If you get the luxeon version, they are on sale now.

 

[lctorana]

I'm looking for a single or dual mode white led light with an output between 10-20 lumens. Uses 1-AA or 1-CR123A battery. 20 or more hour runtime. Regulated or unregulated. Waterproof or water resistant.

Some of the cheap 3-9 5mm LED lights would be in that zone, wouldn't they?

 

[Buck91]

What about a minimag or mag solitare with the SMJLED2? I got a arcmania smjled in my 2aa mag and it really is a gem; got over 25 hours of continuous runtime on plain old alkies, and lithiums are supposed to really wake it it.

 

[Blue72]

What about a minimag or mag solitare with the SMJLED2? I got a arcmania smjled in my 2aa mag and it really is a gem; got over 25 hours of continuous runtime on plain old alkies, and lithiums are supposed to really wake it it.

I have a arcmania smjled in a minimag too, its the best kept secret in the flashlight world as far as I am concerned

 

[Pax et Lux]

Great recent thread about "looking for the smallest single CR123 light with the longest possibly runtime":

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=174960

Tekna Splashlight seems to best fit that poster's description.

I've got a red Inova X5 and that goes on forever. Funny thing is it's too bright (for a red light anyway) on fresh cells. I think everyone should have a bomb-proof light that uses 'dead' cells - otherwise, it does not seem a great use of 123 battery chemistry, to me. If I want a low-level Light, I'd go AA.

 

[GregWormald]

Have a look at the LiteFlux LF series. While they have a lot of options the two basic levels can be programmed to whatever level you want, from barely visible to full power (100 lumens or thereabouts). They are very tidily sized. I have the (CR123A battery) LF3 and it is smaller than a Fenix P2D.
Greg

 

[wwglen]

Streamlight 1-AA task light.


wwglen

 

[jumpstat]

SF L1 Luxeon TIR version, 2.1/22 lumens 2-stage, single CR123, loads of runtime

 

[Burgess]

what dd61999 said, above.


This Mini-Mag upgrade module is my favorite. :thumbsup:


I've been doing my best to make it a "known secret" on CPF.


BTW, i bought mine (plural) from Sandwich Shoppe.

http://theledguy.chainreactionweb.c...d=950&osCsid=dfeb8f91fe4d1e8774f974239e7264e2



Sounds like the ones from LightHound (although slightly cheaper)
are a bit different.


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