Pelican updated their flagship tactical light with increased outputs to produce their second edition of the 7000 LED Flashlight. Its form and function remain the same, but the low output is increased by more than 50% to 99 lumens and the high is boosted to 774 lumens - an increase of nearly 30%. The light comes with four preset programs that are chosen by pressing the two-stage tactical tailcap switch a number of times, with confirmation of the selected program being indicated by a number of flashes. Use this same method to activate the battery status function to find out how much power is left.

Built for a lifetime of duty, the housing is made of a lightweight and durable aluminum alloy with a scratch and corrosion-resistant anodized finish. It is O-ring sealed to achieve an IPX7 rating, making it waterproof and submersible to 3.3' for up to 30 minutes. Rounding out the thoughtful design is a partially-shrouded tailcap to prevent accidental activation, and an octagonal anti-roll design on the tailcap and head. This practical tactical light is powered by one 18650 or two CR123 lithium batteries, and Pelican includes two CR123 to get you started.

99 / 457 / 774 Lumen    One White Primary LED    Disorientating Strobe Mode    Four Selectable Preset Output Programs    Dual Tailcap Pushbutton Switches    Momentary and Constant-On Activation    Anodized Aluminum Housing    IPX7-Rated, Waterproof and Submersible    Octagonal Anti-Roll Head and Tailcap    Runs on One 18650 or Two CR123 Batteries

• Low: 99 lumens
• Med: 457 lumens
• High: 774 lumens
• One white LED emitter
• Disorientating strobe mode
• Preset programs allows customized options for specific jobs/uses
• Reflector produces a tight center spot with wide spill

Preset programs:
• #1: High > Strobe > Medium > Low
• #2: High Only
• #3: High > Medium > Low
• #4: Low > Medium > High

• Location: Tailcap
• Type: Two-stage pushbutton
• Momentary and constant-on activation
• Press button a predetermined number of times to select one of the four programs or to select the battery status feature
• Partially-shrouded tailcap helps to prevent accidental activation

• Lightweight and durable aluminum alloy housing
• Scratch and corrosion-resistant anodized finish
• IPX7-rated, waterproof and submersible to 3.3' for 30 minutes
• Octagonal anti-roll head and cap design
• Nickle-plated steel clip
• Runs on one 18650 or two CR123 batteries
• Two CR123 lithium batteries are included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this light have mode memory? if I shut it off in medium mode will medium mode come back when I turn it on again later?

A: This does have a programing mode for effects but no memory retainer on output settings

Q: 2. Where is this made?

A: This unit is made in the United States.

Q: 3. Can this be left plugged in while not in use?

A: Its is not suggest to over charge.

Q: 4. does it have mode memory? if I shut it off in medium will medium come on when I go to use it again?

A: The tail cap cap be programed to several power levels but then it cycles trough them. It has a simple tail cap switch so clicking through the levels is easy and fast enough to do.

Q: 5. Can this flashlight use 1.2 V rechargeable batteries? The specs say alkaline, but, as I understand it, the rechargeables have a lower voltage (1.2 V?). Is this OK with this light?

A: The light will work with most types of AA.

Q: 6. The Pelican video shows a recharging kit, which does not appear in B&H's list of accessories. Are you going to sell the recharging kit?

A: In the Accessories listed for this Flashlight we list rechargeable 18650 batteries & chargers

Q: 7. When charging the unit the blue light comes on. Does that mean it is fully charged or simply charging. How do you know when it has reached a full charge?

A: According to Nitecore, a steady blue light means it's charging. When fully charged, the light will turn off. https://bit.ly/2UEPK2M

Q: 8. Can rechargeable AA NiMH batteries be used?

A: Yes you can use rechargeable AA batteries.

Q: 9. What temperature of light does it put out? Is it appropriate for light painting?

A: Flashlight color temp is not rated as the LED can vary more drastically from batch to batch than LED used for photo or video. Depending on your luck and color temp a flashlight can be used for light painting.

Q: 10. Can rechargeable cr123 batteries be used with this flashlight?

A: Yes you can use rechargeable batteries.