Explore wrecks and caves, restore lost colors at depth, or shine a sharp beam on dry land with the black Princeton Tec Torrent 500 LED Dive Light. The Torrent 500 is equipped with a Maxbright LED that emits 500 lumens in a spot beam for up to 1.5 hours. Its large on/off switch can be locked in the off position to prevent accidental activation while on your way to or from the water. The Xenoy plastic housing is double-O-ring sealed to keep out water even at depths as great as 328'. This substantial light, which could serve as a primary or backup dive light as well as a torch for work, recreation, or home use, uses eight AA batteries and weighs 12.8 ounces.

Depth Rating: 328'    Output: 500 Lumens    Run Time: 1.5 Hours    Focused Spot Beam    Uses 8 AA Alkaline Cells

• Maxbright LED emits 500 regulated lumens
• Spot beam with long throw, ideal for exploring wrecks, caves, crevices
• 1.5 hours runtime

• Lever switch centrally located on body just below light head
• Pushing the switching lever forward deactivates the lock, which is there to prevent light from accidentally being turned on when not in use

• Depth rated 328', IPX8 rated
• Double O-rings provide watertight seal
• Xenoy plastic housing
• Uses eight AA alkaline batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are there any AC adapter options for those times when I'm not out on location and have access to power outlets?

A: Sorry, I answered the wrong post. No there is no A/C adapter for the B1 as it was designed to be completely wireless.

Q: 2. What is the difference between the original B1, and new B1X?

A: B1X has brighter modeling lamp and all black aesthetic. It also has a larger capacity battery that works on the B1 as well.

Q: 3. Can it be used on an iPhone 7 plus?

A: This light is for For Smartphones up to 0.6 Thick.The iPhone 7 Plus:158.2 x 77.9 x 7.3 mm (6.23 x 3.07 x 0.29 in)

Q: 4. can you synchronize with other transmitters to make it work together with other flashes?

A: yes, just plug into the mini port on the bottom of the flash

Q: 5. Does this pack also come with a Air Remote trigger? I read elsewhere that it does but don't see it listed

A: No it does not include an Air Remote

Q: 6. While it is in optical/IR slave mode, can I still set the power level using a remote? Without having to come to it because it can be in an unreachable place. The remote is not even connected to camera.

A: No. When in slave mode, Air is not active.

Q: 7. How much output can you get with fan turned off? Is it 15% of maximum? Or only 15% of total output?

A: The Nanlite Forza 500 II Daylight LED Monolight with the fan turned off will produce at the most 15 percent of the full power when set to that.

Q: 8. Does anyone know if the Olympus head will work with Panasonic cameras; specifically for TTL and HSS?

A: The TTL-O remote is only compatible with 3 very specific Olympus models. There is no TTL or HSS support for the Panasonic cameras.

Q: 9. Can you power this light with a USP battery?

A: You can extend run times when connecting the light's micro USB port to a USB power source.

Q: 10. I noticed there is a huge temperature shift when switching from ttl to manual. Can anyone explain why this is the case? Its really slowing me down. I start with ttl and do the fine tweaking on manual but the the temperature shifts too cool and i have to spend time setting the wb when i switch from ttl to manual.

A: TTL to manual should have no barring on the color temp. Try setting your camera to flash for the WB and see if this persists. Also check to make sure that the B1 isn't in freeze mode.