Streamlight 66149 Stylus Pro USB 400nm UV Rechargeable Penlight with USB Cord and Nylon Holster, Black
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Style: Rechargeable with USB Cord
Size: 400nm UV
Color: Black
Features
- No Standalone lithium batteries are sold with the product
- 400nm ultraviolet LED with 325 mW measured system output; runs 2.5 hours (does NOT include white LED)
- Fully regulated output for consistent UV performance over the battery life
- Lithium ion battery fully recharges in-product in 2.5 hours
- Water-resistant sliding metal sleeve protects USB port; sleeve is purple to differentiate from other models
Description
Allows the flexibility of charging on-the-go using the included USB cord. The Streamlight 66149 Stylus Pro USB UV is a sleek compact pen sized, USB rechargeable, lithium-ion battery powered flashlight designed for use in all markets. The UV LED provides ultraviolet light for detection of fraudulent documents, forensic investigations, or detecting engine or HVAC leaks. The light features a tail cap switch for momentary or constant on operation and a pocket clip for convenience. The aluminum housing with Type II Military Spec anodizing helps make the light extremely durable and abrasion resistant. Packaged with a removable pocket clip and holster. Limited lifetime warranty.
Special Feature: Durable, Rechargeable ll
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: UV
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 3.62 ounces
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Supported Battery Types: Lithium-Ion
Runtime: 2 hours
Mount Type: Wall Mount
Number of Batteries: 1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
Additional Features: Durable, Rechargeable ll
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: UV
Material Type: Aluminum
Style Name: Rechargeable with USB Cord
Finish Types: Black
Color: Black
UPC: 080926661493
Global Trade Identification Number: 93
Manufacturer: Streamlight Inc
Included Components: Penlight, USB Cord, Holster, and User Guide
Brand Name: Streamlight
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