Flood-to-throw work light.

[JHunt]

Hello everyone. I recently purchased an EagleTac D25A to serve as a general purpose work light. The light is fantastic, but not really suited for the task. It simply has too many bells and whistles. Luckily, I have a number of uses for it.

I still need a work light however, and now I know what I'm looking for. My search led me to the Streamlight Propolymer 4AA series but I'm concerned that it doesn't have the throw I'm looking for. Ideally I would like a durable flood-to-throw light with 100-150 lumen output, high and low mode (nothing fancy) with purhaps a polymer coating. I would also prefer a light that operates on AA or C batteries.

I don't have a specified price point and am willing to order online.

Thanks

 

[Gunner12]

Not many decent lights have adjustable beampattern, plastic body, or use C batteries. Jetbeam's PA40 has a "Carbon Fiber Reinforced Composite" body and an aluminum head, the Fenix E40 also has a plastic body and an aluminum head. The E40 has a narrower beam then the PA40 due to the smaller die XP-E instead of the larger die XM-L.

The Fenix E40 might work for you, if you don't mind the aluminum head or the lack of adjustable beam.

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