Nitecore upgraded the MH1A v.2 Rechargeable LED Flashlight, replacing the emitter with an updated CREE XM-L2 T6 LED for a maximum output of 600 lumens. An intelligent two-stage pushbutton switch allows you to program your desired output, including a disorientating strobe or SOS emergency signal. To activate the 600-turbo mode, lightly tighten the head. This gives you access to your preferred operating output, while allowing you to quickly change to turbo mode.
Built for daily use, the aluminum housing has a scratch and corrosion-resistant hard-anodized finish, and a crenellated bezel can be used for self-defense or as a window breaker. The light is submersible to 6.6', and impact-resistant to 5'. Its circuitry allows it to run on disposable or rechargeable batteries. A micro-USB charging cable and a 14500 battery are included to charge the battery inside of the light.
- 600-lumen Turbo mode
- Three normal outputs from 7 to 89 lumens
- Tight center cone of light with large dimmer peripheral ring
- Deep, smooth aluminum reflector produces smooth beam without holes or hotspots
- SOS signal automatically cycles through Morse code sequence
- Strobe mode causes temporary blindness and disorientation
- Two-stage tailcap switch
- Partially press to cycle through the outputs, release to set desired output
- Click to turn on programmed output
- Tighten head to choose Turbo, then click to activate
- Intelligent switch stores preferred brightness setting
- Aluminum alloy housing
- Type III hard-anodized finish
- Corrosion and scratch-resistant
- Anti-reflective coated, tempered lens
- Textured diamond grip for sure handling
- Submersible to 6.6', impact-resistant to 5'
- Crenellated self-defense/window breaker bezel
- U-shaped tailcap shroud helps prevent accidental activation
- Compatible with lithium disposable, and NiMH, NiCd, and Li-Ion rechargeable batteries
- Reverse polarity protection protects light if batteries are installed incorrectly
- Batteries charge inside of the housing
- Octagonal anti-roll collar
- Detachable clip