Good quality. Fully submersible. LED. Runs on common disposable batteries (AA, C-Cell, etc).

[aztrek027k]

I'm looking for a flashlight with the all of the above non-negotiable criteria. Can anybody make any suggestions? Thanks.

 

[scalpel_ninja]

Submersible to what depth?

 

[aztrek027k]

Submersible to what depth?

Good question; like a few feet. It doesn't have to be a dive light, it just cannot leak when completely surrounded by water.

 

[bykfixer]

Parametrek Flashlights

flashlights.parametrek.com

Start out clicking on environment to see choices of intrusion protection ratings. (iP). IP68 is dust proof and water proof.
From there check different battery options.

 

[ebuchner]

Basically all of Pelican's "Safety Light" series products are designed to run off common alkaline cells and are IPX7 rated (30 min @ 1 m depth).

Princeton Tec also has a line of outdoor/dive lights that take alkaline cells.

 

[scalpel_ninja]

Good question; like a few feet. It doesn't have to be a dive light, it just cannot leak when completely surrounded by water.

Thanks for the clarification. The above recommendations are solid and I'm sure there will be more.

Welcome to CPF!

 

[fuyume]

Pelican is going to be your first stop, and probably your last, too.

 

[fuyume]

Good question; like a few feet. It doesn't have to be a dive light, it just cannot leak when completely surrounded by water.

If that's the case, then most any light from Fenix or Nitecore will be IP rated, and probably most of the other more popular brands will be similarly rated. My PD36 TAC is IP68, which is "water resistant in fresh water to a maximum depth of 1.5 metres for up to 30 minutes". My Nitecore EC11 is IPX8.

 

[Dave_H]

I'm looking for a flashlight with the all of the above non-negotiable criteria. Can anybody make any suggestions? Thanks.

Price range?

Dave

 

[aztrek027k]

Price range?

Dave

Another oversight: $150.00.

 

[Monocrom]

Definitely Pelican.

 

[aztrek027k]

Looks like that's the drift. Thanks for everybody's feedback.

 

[Hooked on Fenix]

Princeton Tec League 420 (4AA) (IPX-8 rated 100 meter rated)- $57.
Princeton Tec Sector 7 (8 C) (1600 lumens)(IPX-8 rated)-$134

 

[DaveTheDude]

Maratac makes two similar lights that might interest you. One is a 1xD-cell light, the second is a 1xC-cell light. These can also run on AA & AAA battery packs, and the C-cell version can also accept an 18500 cell (with a little bit of cardboard or similar non- conductive material as a spacer to both center the 18500 cell and eliminate battery rattle).

 

[thermal guy]

I'm thinking any good quality light will be fine in 2-3 feet of water.

 

[nightshade]

Pelican, Princeton Tec & Underwater Kinetics are all great choices.

All dive lights

UK manufactures certified intrinsically safe lights and other accessories for the utility, industrial, fire, government markets.

uwk.com

 

[geisto]

Another vote for Princeton Tec and also Streamlight....and readily honors their warranty. Pelican...they lost me as a customer when my mini light LED went out and all they offered me was a discount for a new light