Acebeam T27

Long Range Searchlight

When you need to go the distance, the Acebeam T27 is the right light to choose! This ultra long range LED flashlight combines a deep reflector with the raw power of a CREE XHP35 LED to produce a beam that reaches over 3800 Feet! The T27 is incredibly compact for a searchlight of its power level, and is easy to carry while hunting, hiking or on a search and rescue expedition. Crafted with durable aircraft grade aluminum, this flashlight guarantees a relaible performance every time you need it. Topping things off, the Acebeam T27 is USB rechargeable and is capable of charging Li-ion batteries via USB-C power.

Features & Specifications:

LED: 1xCree XHP35 HI LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
Max output 2500 lumens by using 1x21700 5100 mAh battery (included)
Ultra Low:1 lm, 30 days
Low: 150 lms, 15 hours
Med: 550 lms, 4 hours 30 minutes
High: 1400 lms, 1 hour 30 minutes
Turbo: 2500~1400 lms, 1 minute 40 seconds + 78 minutes
Strobe: 1400 lms, 2.5 hours
Max runtime: 30 days
Max beam distance:1180 meters
Peak beam intensity: 348000cd
Impact resistant: 1.2 meters
Waterproof: under water 5m
Size: 145mm (Length) x 30mm (Head Dia.) x 25.4mm (Body Dia.)
Weight: 229.5g without battery
Grand throw 1180 meters sniper distance
USB-C triple charging speed
Power bank function
Stainless steel strike bezel
Aircraft grade aluminum body structure
Premium Type III Hard Anodized Anti-abrasive finish
Ultra-clear tempered glass lens with anti-reflective coating, which achieves a 98.3% light transmittance
Side switch for output selection plus strobe
Tactical tail switch for momentary or turbo on activation
Strobe mode for tactical emergency use
Lockout function
Tactical knurling for firm grip
Streamlined body design
Intelligent highly efficient circuit board design for max performance and long time
Specially designed for Mountaineering, Camping, First Aid, Construction, Adventure, Military, Law Enforcement, Self-defence, Hunting, Search & Rescue and outdoor activities
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