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Streamlight 90540 Survivor 175-Lumen Alkaline Safety-Rated Firefighter Right Angle Flashlight, Orange

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Color: orange


Size: One Size


Style: Non-Rechargeable


Features

  • Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe
  • 175 Lumens; 405 Meter beam distance; runs 3.5 Hours on high
  • 60 Lumens; 237 Meter beam distance; runs 13 Hour on low
  • Easy operation of push button switch even with gloves on
  • Durable nylon construction, 2 Meter impact resistance tested, IPX4 rated for water resistance

Description

Streamlight Survivor rechargeable 90540 LED flashlight alkaline battery/orange. The Survivor right angle light from Streamlight is a top choice for firefighters. It is rechargeable, IPX4 safety rated and has four lighting modes. From the Manufacturer The Streamlight Survivor LED (Alkaline Model) is a lightweight, hand-held light with right angle head designed for use in hazardous locations. The light offers microprocessor controlled high and low lighting modes and emergency flash mode. It is the Brightest, Right-Angle LED Flashlight in the World. The Luxeon LED will never break or burn out, it'll never have to be replaced. This ultra-bright, 3-watt Luxeon LED has a 50,000 hour life with 65 lumens. There is no need for spare bulb. The deep-dish, parabolic beam generator creates a long-range (500 feet), focused beam, and ample side lighting for multi-use applications. It's weatherproof, microprocessor controlled, push button switch is raised to make it easy to use with gloves. The three position switch (high, low, and locator strobe) is a raised push button switch recessed in a polymer housing for protection. The Streamlight Survivor LED will run up to three hours on high beam and up to six hours on low beam. It is powered by four AA Alkaline batteries. No tools are needed to change batteries. It's rugged nylon polymer body is virtually indestructible and passes the 30-foot drop test. It's O-ring sealed for water resistance. The newly redesigned clip doesn't deform like metal clips! It Grabs onto a belt or clips to turnout gear for easy hands-free use. Limited lifetime warranty - the last right-angle light you'll ever buy.

Special Feature: Adjustable Light Modes, Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe, Durable, Impact Resistant, Portable See more


Color: orange


Power Source: Battery Powered


Light Source Type: LED


Material: Thermoplastic


Additional Features: Adjustable Light Modes, Class I, Div 1 rated - Intrinsically Safe, Durable, Impact Resistant, Portable


Power Source: Battery Powered


Light Source Type: LED


White Brightness: 175 Lumens


Voltage: 1.5 Volts (DC)


Battery Type: Alkaline


Number of Batteries: 4 AA batteries required. (included)


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Light Output Maximum: 175 Lumens


Battery Description: Alkaline


Light Source Wattage: 3 Watts


Mounting Type: Gear Mount by Clip


Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible


Battery Life: 50000 Hours


Wattage: 3 watts


Number of Light Sources: 1


Batteries are Included: Yes


Light Source Special Features: Customizable Beam Pattern


Light Path Distance: 405 Meters


Runtime: 4 hours


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 2.85"D x 2.85"W x 2.32"H


Item Weight: 13.1 Ounces


Size: One Size


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7.06"L x 2.85"W x 2.32"H


Included Components: Alkaline Battery, Survivor Flashlight, User Guide


Brand Name: Streamlight


Recommended Uses For Product: Hazardous locations, emergency situations, outdoor activities, and tactical or professional use


Global Trade Identification Number: 05


Manufacturer: Streamlight


UPC: 080926905405


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty.


Manufacturer Part Number: 90540


Set Name: Survivor


Model Number: 90540


Item Type Name: Right Angle Flashlight


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Color: orange


Style Name: Non-Rechargeable


Finish Types: Orange


Shape: Rectangular


Warranty Type: Limited Warranty


Material Type: Thermoplastic


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