P2R Work Flashlight
COMPACT EVERYDAY CARRY PENLIGHT FOR WORK
$27.97
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7-year warranty, 30-day exchange/return
The Ledlenser P2R Work is an ultra-compact and lightweight penlight that offers up to 110 lumens and can throw a light beam nearly 300 feet. The neutral white light, single-handed focus and end cap switch makes this light easy to use when on the job. It is a trusted work companion you won't want to leave home without.
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110 lm15 lm -
90 m20 m -
0.5 h7 h
LED
- LED Configuration 1 x Power LED
- Luminosity1 MAX 110 lm - MIN 15 lm
- Lighting Range1 MAX 90 m - MIN 20 m
- Battery Duration1 MAX 7 h - MIN 0.5 h
- CRI 80
- Color Temperature 4300
4300K
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Light Functions
- Power - high light output for every situation
- Mid Power - medium light output for every situation
- Low Power - economical light for long battery life, glare-free reading and working
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Switches
- End Cap Switch - a switch on the end of the light (end cap)
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Work Series
Tailored for Work and Professional use in tough environments where you need additional protection and a more robust lighting product. The work series has tailored technologies + accessories which will provide additional safety while on the job including our “Emergency Light Mode” to ensure you always have spare light on hand.
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Special functions
- Ultra-compact - robust pen lamp with Endcap Switch
- Neutral White Light - with natural colour rendering (CRI 90)
- Advanced Focus System (AFS) - for efficient, precise flood and spot lighting
- Practical Clip - to attach to shirt or trouser pocket
- Convenient Charging - of the battery with Magnetic Charge System
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IP-Class
- IP54 - Protection against water projected in powerful spray.
Height and Weight
- Length (defocused) 120 mm
- Head Diameter 15 mm
- Weight 44 g
Battery and Casing
- Battery 1 x Li-ion 3.7V
- Battery Capacity2 300 mAh
- Water Resistance IP54
- Rechargeable Yes
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Rechargeable
By using rechargeable batteries, you're not just protecting your wallet, but also the environment. Regular batteries, after all, require up to 500 times more electricity to produce than they can release themselves. Combined with the energy consumption for transport and storage, the CO2 emissions are huge.
