Designed to give the tactical operator a compact light source that's easily moved from helmet to MOLLE to Picatinny in seconds, the olive drab green Princeton Tec Point MPLS Helmet Light delivers long runtime and easy one-button operation. The LED emits red light, and Princeton Tec's flexi-neck allows you to aim the beam right where it's needed. Runtime is estimated at up to 36 hours on two 2016 coin batteries. The helmet light mounts on ARCs, Picatinny rails, MOLLE, helmet, above rail, and cap brim locations using the included mounts.

10-Lumen Red Beam    Mount on Helmet, MOLLE, Picatinny, More    Flexi-Neck Design for Beam Placement    36 Hours Runtime    Powered by Two 2016 Batteries    IPX4 Water Resistance

• 10-lumen red LED
• Flexi-neck for aiming light where it's needed
• 36-hour runtime on two 2016 batteries
• Mounting kit with mounts for helmet, ARC, Picatinny, above rail, Picatinny, MOLLE, and cap brim

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is this made?

A: The Domke F-803 RuggedWear camera bag is made in the USA.

Q: 2. Do the two zippers on the flap allow you to reach into the bag without opening the flap?

A: No. The Domke F-803 has two front pockets for accessories, such as memory cards, batteries, etc.

Q: 3. Can you attach umbrella's to these lights?

A: Phil, typical umbrella's aren't going to fit the iLED312-v2, if you really want to try and use them with this light, you will need an aftermarket clamp.

Q: 4. Will this fit a 2021 iPad Pro 12.9" with an Apple Magic Keyboard?

A: Both items can fit into the F-803.

Q: 5. Will this fit a Sony A7C and a 70-200 mm Lense?

A: No, it is too small to have the 70-200mm lens attached to the camera. If you do not attach the lens to the camera it should fit in the back pack.

Q: 6. Is the handle real or faux leather?

A: The Domke F-803 RuggedWear Camera Messenger Bag (Military Green) (B&H# DOF803MLTGRN) features a strong and comfortable strap made of what is typically called nylon webbing, a material that is commonly used for the strong straps on backpacks. To that the manufacturer adds a simulated leather cover on the top. Such modern material is typically considered not only strong and comfortable but also is highly resistant to water, just like the material that the rest of the bag is made from.

Q: 7. Will this bag fit an Nikon D3500 with a telephoto lens attached?

A: Yes, a Nikon D3500 equipped with small telephoto lens can fit into the Domke F-803.

Q: 8. Does the batteries come in the box. Ifs, which type?

A: Adjua, yes, 6 Sony L Series style batteries come in the box.

Q: 9. How far out will this set light up something? What is the drop off in feet?

A: The drop off with all light sources are exactly the same; they are bound by the inverse square law. The inverse square law states that the power of the light will be inversely proportional to the square of the distance. So if you take a distance of 2 meters and square it, you get 4, the inverse of which would be 1/4 or rather, a quarter of the original light output power - not half. Simply put, if you double the original distance, the light is as strong as it was at the original distance.If you move the subject 3 meters from the light (3 * 3 = 9, so the inverse is 1/9th) the power of the light source now becomes 1/9th of what it originally was.At 4 meters away, the light is 1/16th its power compared to 1 meter away (4 *4 = 16, so the inverse is 1/16th). The above remains true with all light sources. The best I can recommend is to Google the inverse square law and lighting, as I cannot get into it here. But using the above as an example, if the ikan iLED312-V2 gave you an exposure setting of f/4 1/125 sec ISO 100 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 400 at 20 inches (just under 2 feet), if you doubled the distance (40 inches, or just over 3 feet), equivalent settings for proper exposure would be f/4 1/30 sec ISO 100, f/11 1/8 sec ISO 400, or if you wanted the same aperture/shutter setting and instead changed the ISO, you may use f/4 1/125 sec ISO 400 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 1600. At 80 inches (or just over 6.5 feet), you may use f/4 1/8 sec ISO 100 or f/11 sec ISO 400. If you wanted the same aperture/shutter setting and instead changed the ISO, you may use f/4 1/125 sec ISO 1600 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 6400.

Q: 10. Does that square insert in the middle fit a Rolleiflex 3.5F?

A: Easily with no problem will it support a Rolleiflex 3.5F.