Building on the success of the original single-output model, the yellow Surefire G2X-D LED Tactical Flashlight gets updated with two outputs to improve its usability and versatility. Matching the single-output version, the G2X-D has a high of 600 lumens for lighting large areas to clear rooms, search, or administer emergency medical aid from first responders. The addition of a low 15-lumen output is ideal for checking IDs, reading reports, or filling out paperwork while extending battery life.

Its lightweight and corrosion-proof Nitrolon polymer body is designed to take the abuse that an EDC light endures without failing, while O-rings keep out moisture so it can be used in driving rain and snow. The body will also remain a consistent neutral temperature in cold and wet conditions to make it comfortable to use without gloves. A push/click tailcap switch makes it easy to activate when used by itself or in various light/pistol grips.

15/600 Lumens    White LED Emitter    1.25" Diameter Bezel    Click-Type Push-Button Tailcap Switch    Momentary and Constant-On Modes    Temperature/Impact/Corrosion-Resistant    Runs on Two 123A Batteries

• Low: 15-lumen output for tasks such as reading and checking IDs, and to conserve battery power
  High: 600-lumen output is ideal for lighting large areas for searching/clearing, or light-intensive tasks such as medical aid and/or triage
• Powerful white LED emitter
• Factory-focused fixed beam
• Precision micro-textured reflector creates a smooth beam with a bright center cone and wide dimmer peripheral ring

• Location: Tailcap
• Type: Click/press tactical push button
• Momentary and constant-on activation
• Shroudless tailcap for easy access to push button
• Press for momentary activation, click for constant-on
• Fast click or press cycles through low and high outputs

• 1.25" diameter bezel
• Weather-resistant for use in rain and snow
• Yellow Nitrolon body material is corrosion and impact-resistant to withstand daily use in harsh environment
• Body material stays a neutral temperature, even in cold and wet conditions, to make handling more comfortable
• Anti-roll collar
• Runs on two included CR123 batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What type batteries ?

A: This headlamp uses a built in rechargeable battery that is NOT user replaceable. The good news is that Surefire's guarantee covers the battery as well as the light itself. If the battery ever stops taking a charge, their warranty covers replacing it.

Q: 2. Does parabolic reflector permit changing from wide beam to narrow beam?

A: SureFire Fury Dual-Fuel Tactical LED Flashlight does not have an adjustable beam.

Q: 3. How many lumens? 600 or 320?

A: This flashlight would give you 320 lumens at full output.

Q: 4. can this light be focused?

A: No, the SureFire EDCL1-T Dual-Output Everyday Carry LED Flashlight has a pre-focused lens.

Q: 5. Can I use the red light for darkrooms?

A: The Pelican 7600 Rechargeable Tactical Tri-Color Flashlight (Matte Black) has a red-light feature, but it is not rated for darkroom use by the manufacturer. In general, safelights for the darkroom would be low wattage amber lights such as: https://bhpho.to/4d3uSsM

Q: 6. what comes in box with pelican 7600 3 color flashlight?

A: The flashlight, a charging cord, a spare battery holder, and the instructions are in the box.

Q: 7. What is max output 600 or 800 lumens ?

A: The SureFire G2X Tactical LED Flashlight with MaxVision Reflector (Black) (MFR #G2X-MV) has a maximum output of 800 lumens.

Q: 8. is it compatible with surefire dft fury?

A: It is compatible with most flashlights that have an eyelet hole to accept a lanyard. The SureFire Fury Dual-Fuel Tactical LED Flashlight does not have an eyelet so it cannot accept this strap.

Q: 9. is the titan-b waterproof?

A: Yes, I have had mine in water without issue. I do not know the specific specs but on page 11 of the 2015 SureFire catalog the information notes f course building rugged, virtually indestructible bodies is about keeping out the elements, so we seal out water and dust with O-ring and gasket seals. In the unlikely event that moisture gets past these defenses, we minimize potential harm with waterproof coatings on our electronics and by using gold and other premium non-corroding metals for electrical contacts and interfaces.

Q: 10. What's the difference between the 7600 and the 7600WRB?

A: I believe there is no difference... the WRB is an older designation of the same product. it refers to the IPX8 certification of the flashlight. WRB for weather resistant barrier - IPX 8 = water resistant up to 6' underwater for a short period. i.e. real world good for use in the rain.