Motorola - 600 Lumen Lightweight Flashlight - Black
- Key Specs
- Bulb Type Required: LED
- General
- Product Name: 600 Lumen Lightweight Flashlight
- Brand: Motorola
- Model Number: MR540 B
- Color: Black
- Lighting
- Bulb Type Required: LED
- High/Low Switch: true
- Features
- Modes Type: High, Low, Medium
- Flashlight Type: Handheld
- Performance
- Run Time: 2 hours
- Power
- Battery Size: Other (The battery size required for operation.)
- Number of Batteries Required: 1
- Included
- Number Included: 1
- Dimensions
- Product Length: 5.3 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Weight: 0.2 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 843677003123
Keep this Motorola MR540 ReLED lightweight and rechargeable flashlight on hand for emergencies or adventures. Ultrabright CREE LEDs and a 2-hour operating time on high power ensure constant illumination, and the included battery can be charged via the Micro-USB port. With a 5-foot drop rating and IPX6 water protection, this Motorola MR540 ReLED lightweight and rechargeable flashlight offers extreme durability.
- LED bulb: Allows for easy viewing in low-light conditions.
- 600 lumens output: Shines brightly. High, strobe, SOS, low and medium modes allow you to choose the ideal setting.
- Up to 2 hours of usage: With the included 18650 battery.
Whats Included
- Flashlight
- Battery
A: Yes. Removable and interchangeable. Buy the spare battery from anywhere, amazon, eBay, or stores and get a separate battery charger if you are really concerned or planning an extended trip in the dark, in a cave, and scary place destination (maybe). 2 hours run time? Who does that? Medium to low is the setting when you're on the move High if you are about to do something crazy. I use the High mode only for burst mode. i.e blind somebody or place a spot for others to see what I'm looking at. Anyways, have fun with it, it's a good tool and of course, a depleted battery charge means your flashlight is dead! That goes to all battery-operated gears. It's a USB charging- so... buy a power pack 20K to 50K mAh, a solar charger, and/or a Jackery power bank if you don't mind hauling all these backup power supplies. I camped for 5 days and never charged my Motorola, got home, and probably charged it a month later. I only used it at night under normal use.
