Nightstick designed the TAC-300Y Polymer Tactical LED Flashlight to give firefighters, first responders, and search & rescue personnel a powerful and reliable illumination tool that is easy to use in high-stress situations when putting light precisely where it's needed is critically important. Outfitted with a powerful white Cree LED and a smooth, deep parabolic reflector, the flashlight outputs 180 lumens with a beam design that is optimized for a long throw. The light's momentary or constant-on activation is controlled by a simple and intuitive push-button switch located on the tailcap that is easy to find and use, even in cold and wet conditions.

Nightstick built the light in a high-visibility yellow color that is easy to spot in low light or if you drop it in a smoky room. Its 1" diameter handle makes it compatible with a wide range of third-party helmet mounts and a 1.25" diameter head lets you use a variety of specialized filters to manipulate the light's color. Weighing just 4.4 ounces with the pair of included CR123 lithium batteries, the light won't add excessive weight to your EDC kit, or head and neck if you opt to wear it on a helmet. The housing is made of lightweight and durable glass-filled nylon polymer to withstand high heat and abuse on the job. The housing is also sealed to an IPX7 rating, making it waterproof and submersible to 3.3' for up to 30 minutes in case you get doused with a hose, and it is impact resistant to almost seven feet so it can handle a fall better than you.

For Firefighters and Search & Rescue    180 Lumens of White Light    Smooth and Deep Parabolic Reflector    Simple Rear Push-Button Switch    Momentary and Constant-On Activation    Heat-Resistant High-Visibility Housing    Waterproof and Impact Resistant    1" Handle Fits Many Scope Rings    Meets NFPA 1971-8.6 (2013) Requirements    Runs on Two Included CR123 Batteries

• Specifically designed for fire, emergency, and search & rescue personnel
• Single 180-lumen output
• Bright white Cree LED emitter is shock resistant to hold up to abuse
• Smooth and deep parabolic reflector produces a focused beam optimized for a long throw for search and rescue operations

• Type: Push button
• Location: Tailcap
• Momentary or constant-on activation
• Raised & textured rubber switch boot is easy to find by touch

• High-visibility yellow housing color is easy to spot in nearly all conditions
• Compact and lightweight to make wearing on helmets comfortable with reduced strain on head & neck
• 1" diameter handle fits most 3rd party helmet mounts and scope rings
• 1.25" diameter head accepts 3rd party filters
• Meets NFPA 1971-8.6 (2013) requirements for fire protection gear
• Glass-filled nylon polymer housing is heat and corrosion resistant, and maintains a consistent neutral temperature in cold and hot conditions
• 6061-T6 aluminum tailcap with Type III hard anodized finish
• IPX7-rated waterproof and submersible to 3.3' (1m) for up to 30 minutes
• Impact resistant to 6.6' (2m)
• High-impact polycarbonate lens with scratch-resistant coating
• Recessed grenade grip handle offers a positive and secure grip in wet conditions
• Removable pocket clip included
• Runs on two included CR123 lithium batteries
• Light 4.4-ounce weight with batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The product description on this says 139 lumen output yet the package in the photos shows that this is supposed to be 200 lumens'. The Maglite website confirms the latest version of the XL50 does, in fact, produce 200 lumens. Older versions were 139 lumens. So which one are you really selling? I am only interested in the 200 lumen version.

A: Mine is 200 lumens and great for wildlife night safari. Check my night photo with this spotlight. in my website www dot junglerhythms dot com

Q: 2. I would like to attach this to a tripod leg to help with focus in the dark. Can anyone recommend a suitable way of attaching it? Perhaps a flexible piece of tubing with clamps/grips? Thanks.

A: The Delta 1 Grip-It Single Arm with Dual 1 Clamps B&H # DESADC can be of use to you.

Q: 3. will this flashlight work well with an 18650 battery ?

A: Yes it will be compatible with that battery.

Q: 4. Can I get a battery

A: Yes. Please review what rechargeable batteries we have to offer. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=18650%20Lithium-Ion&sts=ma

Q: 5. The 877 number is not working. Can anyone explain the difference between these 2 similar flashlights? Thank you!

A: The magnetized version has magnets in the tail cap and belt clip that allow it to be attached to metal for hands free use.

Q: 6. Does it have a variable smooth adjusting head, or is it a several position notch type?

A: The head is a smooth adjusting motion.

Q: 7. What kind of replacement batterys does it need?

A: Be carefully of what you replace them with, as due to the re-chargeable connections, you need genuine only, the C123 will not work correctly due to the end cap control switch that screw to secure the batteries are different, to the none chargable, I have 3 of these torches that all batteries are open circuit, must be a defect... :-(

Q: 8. 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: 9. How do you recharge?

A: This flash light offers a charging base.

Q: 10. How do I replace the battery? The instructions say something about clips but I can't find any clips.

A: On the front of the Celestron Night Vision Red LED Flashlight there are clips on the side that one can depress to remove the front lens. Once the lens is removed the bulbs and circuitry can come out to reveal the 9V battery.