*new* Klarus XT30

kj2

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Just got some info on a new Klarus light. No pics yet.


Features:

Specially designed deep parabolic reflector produces a perfect beam profile and
super long throw ability. Intended applications include Military, Law Enforcement,
Hunting, Exploration, Security, Search & Rescue, etc.
Uses a Cree XM-L U2 LED, which delivers a maximum output of 820 ANSI lumens
Max run time:180hours
Beam throw ability: 360 meters
New circuit design delivers both high lumen output and long runtime
Dual button tail switch for quick, one-hand operation. No need to fiddle with switches
in two different places
Strobe can be activated with the Mode switch when the flashlight is on or off, giving
instant access to Strobe from any mode
Detachable stainless steel strike bezel
Reverse polarity protection protects flashlight and battery from damage
Maintains constant brightness with super high efficiency

CREE XM-L (U2) LED with a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours
Three lighting modes and 1 flashing mode:
o Lighting modes:
820 ANSI lumens (1.8 hrs) --- 310 lumens (5.5 hrs)--- 10 lumens (180 hrs)
o Variable frequency strobe: 820 lumens (4 hrs)
Working Voltage: 7V - 14V
Battery: 4x CR123A / 2x 18650 (use of 16340 batteries is not recommended)
Body color: Dark grey
Reflector: Deep parabolic reflector
Tactical main switch for turning the light on and off. Momentary activation from off
Dedicated mode switch for instant access to strobe and changing modes
Lens: Toughened ultra-clear glass
Material: Aircraft grade aluminum 6061-T6
Dimensions: 248.1mm (Length) x 58mm (Head) x 25.4mm (Body)
Net weight: 273g (Excluding battery)
Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard (underwater to 2 meters)
Included accessories: Holster, lanyard, spare rubber boot, metal tactical ring and two
spare o-rings.
 
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TEEJ

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Its claiming 360 meters for throw...I'm not sure that's in super thrower territory now a days, but, its still a useful #.

If they claimed 700 M, sure, but it would be hard to due given the other specs, etc.


I need to see the beams...the beams are what tell me what the lights USE can be.

:D
 

madecov

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Think an XT-20 tube and switch with a larger single emitter reflector. Should be a very decent light for those who think the XT-20 is too floody.
Might even be great to mount on a varmint type rifle.
 

yliu

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This new light sounds like a thrower.

Specially designed deep parabolic reflector produces a perfect beam profile and
super long throw ability.

You don't say!:grin2:

Sorry I had to do that.
I am interested on how well it will hold up against the other throwers in this category, ie. Olight m3x, catapult ...
 

madecov

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The naming of the light has not been settled yet. It may not be numbered "30"

Personally I think "30" denotes a triple emitter.
 

BillySAW951

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A great seeing klarus engineer new lights for their company the xt30 might be a really great thrower i wonder if its gonna look anything like the xt20?
 

TEEJ

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Klarus is short on a pure thrower IIRC...they have floody lights mostly. The XT20 is floody, the XT11 is floody, etc...the XT30, if based upon the XT20 tube, with a larger head and single LED would probably be designed for throw, as that's mostly what a larger head is for, and a single LED typically is to throw as well, etc.

Great, just great...my wallet is still smoking, and they go and pull THAT crap? REALLY? sheesh

:popcorn:
 

Bwolcott

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if its using the xt20 tube I hope they put threads for the combat ring so you dont have to add extra orings to keep it from spinning
 

FlashLion

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Already there are pictures.
Looks like a good thrower with smooth reflector.

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