Underwater Kinetics UK 4AA ELED Zoom Flashlight 14506, 14502

The Underwater Kinetics UK 4AA eLED Zoom flashlight has all the features that make it a tremendous work light. The LED maintains constant brightness for over 80% of the battery life. Just twist the front bezel to adjust focus between a narrow beam and a broad illuminating beam using the unique Projection Optics. By clicking the switch rapidly you can switch between high power and low power. The UK 4AA eLED Zoom flashlight can be mounted on a hard hat or fire helmet or carried in your pocket or tool box. A necessity for confined space workers, utilities, municipalities, firefighters, safety inspectors, etc. UL and CSA Class I Div 2 rated for use in hazardous locations.

What’s included: UK 4AA eLED Zoom flashlight with batteries

Features of UK 4AA eLED Zoom flashlight:
• Adjustable focus
     twist head to adjust from spot to flood beam
• Safety approved for use in hazardous environments
     CL I, DIV 2, GP A, B, C, D
     CL II, DIV 2 GP F, G
     CL III, DIV 2 T4
• Maximum beam range of 328 feet (99 meters)
• 2 brightness levels:
     High – 77 lumens, 5 hour runtime
     Low – 35 lumens
• Unique eLED circuitry maintains constant brightness for 80% of alkaline battery life
• Waterproof to 10 feet – not dive rated
• Pushbutton switch (located mid-body)
     press for high
     double press rapidly for low
• Rubber sheath molded over bezel to reduce glare and improve impact resistance (passes 6 ft
     drop test)
• Push-button thumb switch for constant ON/OFF, high/low intensity and momentary on
• Easy loading drop-in battery compartment for quick reload of batteries
• Hydrogen scrubber catalyst, polarized contacts and 0-psi vent minimize explosive risk from
     leaking batteries
• Tough, electrically non-conductive, non-corroding ABS and polycarbonate construction
• Mounts on all work helmets with accessory mounting clips
• Limited lifetime warranty through Underwater Kinetics
• Made in the USA

This flashlight is approved for use in hazardous locations. Click on the Specifications tab above for details. Click here for an explanation of hazardous locations and safety ratings.